redddraggon said:Looks epic. There's only one thing I would change
HLaB said:I'm not so sure about the stem/bar angles but the frame is a beauty. The stem seems to be angling up too steeply which is stressed by the bars are angling down. Is that comfortable, I think Id try rotating the bars up a bit.
redddraggon said:I'd use a less erect stem
scook94 said:Hmm, yes maybe. I used a lot of bits off the old bike to get this one going. The stem was one of those things.
Can you not just flip the stem? You've got it angling up at the moment, turn it the other way up and you might be sorted.HLaB said:I'm not so sure about the stem/bar angles but the frame is a beauty. The stem seems to be angling up too steeply which is stressed by the bars are angling down. Is that comfortable, I think Id try rotating the bars up a bit.
Go on post more photos, you know you want toscook94 said:Already did that HLaB. I took the photos after wheeling the bike out of the workshop and before I took it for a spin. The saddle is now higher and the bars rotated back!
You'll be having me delete this set and take a whole new bunch of photos soon!
dodgy said:What a great mix, nice Ti road bike with disc brakes, I like that a lot.
Is that your all year round bike? It looks like it easily has room for mudguards.
I wish my Titanium Lynskey (Planet X) coud take Discs.
mr Mag00 said:i like the frame, not sure about the chainset,