Wanted a ti frame for a long time but could never justify the cost. Got this frame for a very good deal from their ebay store and could not resist.
Frame:
Size Medium. Titanium 3/2.5 round tubing TT, 3/2.5 bi-ovalized DT, 3AL-2.5V titanium tube set, 49cm seattube 55cm toptube
Fork/Headset:
ENVE Adventure Carbon, FSA
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
GRX 800 170mm, 4iiii R7000 power meter, Ultegra BSA
Pedals:
XT SPD
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
Wolftooth GRX 46t, M8000 11-42, HG701
Derailleurs/Shifters:
GRX 812, R8020
Saddle/Seatpost:
Specialized Toupe, Deda Zero100 27.2
Brakes:
R8020, XT rotors 160 F 140 R centerlock
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Hunt 50mm Carbon with 22mm internal width, Schwalbe Pro One 34mm with MucOff valves
Accessories:
tubus front rack, panniers, k-edge garmin mount
More Info:
Frame: 1.76kg
Fork: 575g
Bike History
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Added by henry510. Last updated 5 days ago.
4 Comments
Dude you're going to enjoy titanium. Ive waited too long also due to price of the frame, until it popped up on fb market. Plus use anti-seized grease for titanium frame.
Posted 16 days ago
Yes I am really excited, maybe the most excited I have been for a new build in awhile. It is my first titanium bike ever. Good to note on using anti-seize!
Posted 16 days ago
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qwixoticle says:
Echoing the other comment - titanium frames are amazing! I've had a few, and it felt like the best qualities of carbon (lightness) and steel (liveliness) somehow combined. This build would look great with some fat skinwalled Herse rubber!
Posted 9 days ago
henry510 says:
I have ridden it just a few miles commuting and i'm amazed by the light feel of the frame. This is their lowest end tubeset and still would be under 9kg with some carbon bits. I am looking forward to putting it through its paces. And agreed on the tanwalls!
Posted 9 days ago