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  • Deevass
    Free Member

    oh bum, just when I thought I wouldn't spend anymore money on bikes this old beauty comes back to bite me on the a$$ 🙂

    Posted 14 years ago
    ando227
    Free Member

    Its not as good looking as the old one, but it is cheaper…the rear triangle compliance is the only area which needed tweeked…the new front end doesn't look as beefy as the old one.

    Posted 14 years ago
    wwaswas
    Full Member

    I do like that.

    I'd have to give up a bike to get the frame, though and I'm not sure I'm prepared to commit that much.

    Posted 14 years ago
    Deevass
    Free Member

    I loved the old one, sold it and regretted it ever since….. Although at the same time On One will be doing the 456 Carbon in White and some other colours, basically they are becoming a pick n mix for bike frames ha ha…. Have to say I'll probably pre order the new Ti, like the fact the seatube is a decent size now too!

    Posted 14 years ago
    poppa
    Free Member

    Bigger seat tube = less compliant ride, non? That said, I much prefer the straight TT.

    Very nice.

    Posted 14 years ago
    nedrapier
    Full Member

    I guess with adjustable seatposts being more widely used, especially on bikes like this, a larger seattube gives more options. Don't know if that's the main reason, but it might have been a factor.

    Posted 14 years ago
    pedalhead
    Free Member

    Even though they've tried to claim they not dissing Lynskey, they're really dissing Lynskey in the new write-up 🙂

    Posted 14 years ago
    Deevass
    Free Member

    I think manufacturing with a bigger seatube to cater for the adjustable seatpost market probably is the main reason, I can't say whether a smaller seatube = more compliance personally but it appeals to those who want more seatpost choice I guess..

    Posted 14 years ago
    Deevass
    Free Member

    and I was just about to order a Ragley mmmBop from CRC before I saw this…..although the mmmBop is only marginally heavier than the 456Ti….

    Posted 14 years ago
    poppa
    Free Member

    Makes sense.

    Posted 14 years ago
    mcboo
    Free Member

    I love mine. I feel violated that they have changed a thing on it, but at least mine says Made in Tennesee on it.

    I'd buy another one…..

    Posted 14 years ago
    Farticus
    Full Member

    … and I'll be selling my 2008 Ti456, sadly. Bought to be used properly, but then circumstances changed and it ended up as a Ti4569 commuter – a total waste. What little proper riding it did get was fun, mind.

    Posted 14 years ago
    DT78
    Free Member

    Did I miss the bit where they said the price? Is it a grand?

    Posted 14 years ago
    Deevass
    Free Member

    £799 is the current pre-order price, not bad when compared to the other Ti frames out there!!

    Posted 14 years ago
    Filthy
    Free Member

    Must resist… although that does look competitively priced against Brant's Ragley Ti. Think I'd still prefer the Ragley but at that price it's hard to justify.

    Posted 14 years ago
    Deevass
    Free Member

    Have to agree I like the Ragley too but OO come in good on price. I'm still thinking of picking up the mmmBop for now and sitting back to see how the new 456 Ti rates when released, I'm always wary about being the first in line for new gear…

    Posted 14 years ago
    Hadge
    Free Member

    Looks very nice to me.

    Posted 14 years ago
    markenduro
    Free Member

    Looks good and addresses the problem with the rear brake side dropout falling off like my first one did whilst JRA. Brilliant bike though and would buy another.

    Posted 14 years ago
    chunkypaul
    Free Member

    poppa – Member
    Bigger seat tube = less compliant ride, non?

    not so – the top tube design impacts on compliance a lot more

    Posted 14 years ago
    poppa
    Free Member

    not so – the top tube design impacts on compliance a lot more

    If you say so, but I think seatpost stiffness is also quite important. After all, it's effectively not braced/supported and is the direct contact point for yer bum. A flexy one can be quite noticable.

    Obviously won't affect anything 'out of the saddle' though.

    Posted 14 years ago
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