Waltly Custom Titanium
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Looks superb with the Mavics on it! Shame you can't keep them (and an even bigger shame I can't buy them from you for my Supersix!!!)
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I'm still waiting for a picture of the bike with the Mavics and some gumwalls.
My favorite bike posted on this forum (been a member/lurker for about 4 years, and rarely missed a bike).
Suggested improvements:
- Integrated front brake.
- Fully integrated headset.
- SRAM wireless drivetrain.
- 40mm rake fork (that looks like 43mm).
Enjoy, you did an amazing job!
Suggested improvements:
- Integrated front brake.
- Fully integrated headset.
- SRAM wireless drivetrain.
- 40mm rake fork (that looks like 43mm).
Enjoy, you did an amazing job!
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Posted earlier. 1399g I think but I'm not sure what that included.
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1399 includes frame and RD hanger. No other bolts, etc.
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What tuning did you do to the cranks, spider, FD, RD, shifters etc?
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dereksmalls wrote:What tuning did you do to the cranks, spider, FD, RD, shifters etc?
Cranks: Used older 104mm spindle to reduce Q-factor and a few grams
FD: Alloy/Ti bolts
Shifters: DA 9000 Ti shifter clamps
Cassette: took off elastomers and inner alloy sleeve
Stem: Ti bolts
BB: cut off inner sleeve
I think thats about it?
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How was communication with Waltly?
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Pretty easy, if you understand bikes well then they're easy to work with. Most of WW can easily deal with them.
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Great.
Sorry for interrupting your thread but I am looking for a custom ti welder for a new project and most European Companies a quite stubborn when it comes to full custom.
I'll write to Waltly.
Sorry for interrupting your thread but I am looking for a custom ti welder for a new project and most European Companies a quite stubborn when it comes to full custom.
I'll write to Waltly.
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Switched over to compact rings because I won't be racing this bike.