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iamalex
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by iamalex on Thu Oct 18, 2012 7:42 pm
Looking for a ride report, especially compared against other Ti frames.Read a crude google translation from Tour mag so far as well as about someones build on Bikeradar. I've been waiting for summer to end before taking the plunge on a new Ti frame and these can be had at a significant discount. I would pair with ENVE 2 fork.
6/4 Ti front triangle
BB Drop only 60mm
Lynskey made
Stiff I assume?
Still soak up the road buzz?
Any good compared to your other Ti rides?Me:
6ft
62kg
70-90mile blasts in the countryside are the usual ride.
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Craigagogo
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iamalex
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by iamalex on Fri Oct 19, 2012 11:59 am
Hey Guys, that's the correct link to the German shop and thanks for the further links. I did find the RoadBike.de article after the original posting.
Seems like a great frame at a great price but might be too racy for me.
The photo's you embedded are of the standard HPT not the 'Super'. Also available at a discount from the shop mentioned but I've seen a frame weight of 1600g tossed about which put me off.
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Ride-Fly
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by Ride-Fly on Sat Nov 03, 2012 2:35 am
iamalex wrote:Hey Guys, that's the correct link to the German shop and thanks for the further links. I did find the RoadBike.de article after the original posting.
Seems like a great frame at a great price but might be too racy for me.
The photo's you embedded are of the standard HPT not the 'Super'. Also available at a discount from the shop mentioned but I've seen a frame weight of 1600g tossed about which put me off.
What a great price! Are you still considering buying it? It shows that there are none in stock for either frame (which I assume is because they would order it from Lynskey once the customer buys it) but I'm not sure. BTW, I'm in Germany and see a lot of Cube bikes. I suppose that they are a German company (just too lazy to look it up to confirm).
