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Readers’ Rides: Roland L's Curtis AM9

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For this edition of Readers' Rides, Roland Lovell shares his Curtis AM: “it was bound to happen eventually”. There's not a whole lot of deep detail in ...

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https://singletrackworld.com/2024/09/readers-rides-roland-ls-curtis-am9/


 
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Like!


 
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Niiiice


 
Posted : 30/09/2024 10:55 pm
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I did see this the other day, and it's a nice looking bike, but by crikey is that frame expensive!


 
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@Del mine wasn't ?

Handmade by a bloke in a shed using a dream combo of Reynolds and Columbus tubing and brazed by the company founder is never going to be cheap , I couldn't stretch to the full price this was happenstance.


 
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I had one of the very first SuperX frames probably a good 25 years ago now. One of the few bikes I miss... Also had 2x S1s which I also miss - every superlative you've ever read about steel frames in a single package. No other steel frame I've ever had rode like they did.


 
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@daveyboywonder

I've wanted one since way before when  there was only one wheel size ( remember that )

Agreed with what you said about how it rides , I've had a few steel bikes including a Cove Hand job made with Columbus and nothing has come close . When I picked up the frame Gary said the tubing combination is the best he's done and is so pleased with the result


 
Posted : 04/10/2024 10:28 am