Titanium Gravel Bike Litespeed

Titanium Gravel Bike Litespeed

Organic Bikepacking

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Djonni
Djonni - 19.10.2023 03:00

Странная геометрия рамы.нижние перья рамы , зачем они их согнули,это сделало байк уродливым.велосипед выглядит тяжелым, геометрия устарелая.

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Phil
Phil - 18.10.2023 23:27

Looks like you have a toe overlap

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eabe
eabe - 28.09.2023 01:31

The "meter" in power meter refers to a "device or instrument for measuring". The same appears in barometer, thermometer, altimeter, speedometer, etc... But perhaps I failed to detect sarcasm? That happens all the time

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d aytch
d aytch - 15.09.2023 05:24

Nice ride, it's too bad they've not considered the option that people want to run the 2x. You'd have to gain some chain stay length, etc

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End Times Lips
End Times Lips - 04.09.2023 19:10

me personally feel 34 max is enough for graveling. bigger than that make me slow.

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BlahBlahBlah
BlahBlahBlah - 27.08.2023 18:08

Don't you find that toe-overlap a problem on the rough stuff?

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TheFplopes
TheFplopes - 24.08.2023 15:29

Nice build!
I am just putting together a one by as well by Litespeed. Different frame though. Going with the flint. I will be using sram transmission drivetrain. Let's see how it goes. Enjoy your ride.

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Jeff Owen
Jeff Owen - 22.08.2023 08:48

I really enjoyed watching this video. Thanks!

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eddie vanich
eddie vanich - 07.08.2023 10:49

Nice build! I have a question, I'm building a Lynskey GR300 with SRAM Force 1x but instead of XPLR derailleur/cassette I want to use 10-36 cassette and swap 46T or 38T chainrings depending on terrain. When you setup the app on your phone does it allow 38T front 10-36 rear?

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Armando
Armando - 23.07.2023 08:45

Hey man, subbed liked the build and jokes. Keen on asking some questions if possible. Want to build something similar in aus

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Michael 1electrician
Michael 1electrician - 29.06.2023 21:38

Nice build.. as for the tires with the titanium frame set - do you keep the psi at the same level or vary it for the different terrains and how does the titanium ride feel is extra plush and compliant or stiff like a carbon road bike? Thx for sharing your build again beautiful bike should last a long time!

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Tim Jacobs
Tim Jacobs - 12.06.2023 06:37

Which saddle do you like better for which discipline?
Or do you like one saddle better than the other for both road and gravel?

Thanks!

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Bobby Booshay
Bobby Booshay - 05.06.2023 20:01

Think these a better value than thomson bikes, that hooch looks nice, so does that hardtail mountain bike, see they can be ordered as a kit to save, someday i hope to afford one, a tita bike

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Deazle
Deazle - 22.05.2023 01:03

Have you ever considered Pinion Gearboxes for issues relating to clearance on your derailer? It would cost you more, but since i see you are already going all out with titanium, maybe you might consider the extra cost for higher quality/ less maintenance with the pinion. very nice bike by the way, i am still planning on my dream setup.

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Mel Bonita
Mel Bonita - 21.05.2023 07:20

Is that a titanium stem? What brand?

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Bonbon Flippers
Bonbon Flippers - 14.05.2023 04:06

Thats one pimped out touring bike lol. I just got my lynskey backroad and built it with mechanical everything including brakes. Reason being was i wanted massive gears for climbs so went with a shimano xt rear derailleur to fit a 11-46t cassette along with 46-30t grx upfront. Was thinking electronic but they haven't figured out issues like you ran into.

So far it shifts great and climbs walls lol

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kangsterizer
kangsterizer - 09.05.2023 10:05

bike looks great. was looking around for setups to do something similar.. heck same use case same rides/trails too apparently lol. curious how much you ended up spending on the whole thing?

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Smallville Montessori Katipunan
Smallville Montessori Katipunan - 07.05.2023 08:56

Hi, I recently got a used Cherohala size M/L with the Enve fork. Does it really take up to a 45mm tire in the front / 40mm in the rear? The website says max 38mm.

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Andrew Deck
Andrew Deck - 26.04.2023 11:25

Looks like a really fun bike! Thanks for all the extra info discussing the decisions to make this bike. Very informative!

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