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We guarantee your fit Picking Your Lynskey Titanium combines comfort, reliability, and light weight with an unmatched ability to resist oxidation, fatigue, and high impact. A well-made titanium frame retains its outstanding ride and appearance long after carbon, aluminum, and even steel have lost some of their luster. No matter what your skill level or what area of cycling you are most passionate about, you will find a Lynskey frame that fits your needs. Shopping Around Titanium is a big investment. We make it with the expectation that this will be our perfect bike, one that fits well and will last us forever. Lynskey owners often do a lot of research before they buy, so we'd like to provide you with links to some popular alternatives. We are confident you will see Lynskey for what it is: your best choice for an all-Ti frame, at any level. Lynskey Level 1 If you are: A dedicated cyclist who craves an exceptionally light and supple frame, but favors metal over carbon.Your tubing set: Double and triple-butted 3Al-2.5V titanium alloy, shaped round tubes. Level 1 Custom: road, mountain, cyclocross, touring Level 1 House Blend: road Road compare: Seven Axiom SG, Moots Compact Cyclocross compare: Serotta HSG Cross Ti, Seven Tsunami, Moots Psychlo-X Mountain compare: Moots RigorMootis, Independent Fabrications Ti Deluxe Touring compare: Seven Vacanza Lynskey Level 2 If you are: A weekend warrior or serious racer who seeks a frame that is laterally stiffer than a Level 1. Your tubing set: Butted and multi-axis 3Al-2.5V titanium alloy (ovalized top and down tubes for enhanced stiffness). Level 2 Custom: road, mountain, cyclocross, touring Level 2 House Blend: road, mountain, 29er, cyclocross Road Compare: Seven Aerios, Serotta Legend, Litespeed Sienna, Independent Fabrications Crown Jewel, Moots Compact SL Cyclocross compare: Serotta Legend CX, Independent Fabrications Ti Planet X, Moots Psychlo-X SL Mountain compare: Serotta TiMax, Seven Sola, Litespeed Ocoee Lynskey Level 3 If you are: A rider who wants enhanced performance in specific areas, such as climbing or sprinting. The Level 3 is 3Al-2.5V throughout, but the oversized tubing is shaped like an ovalized version of the angular tubes of the Level 4. The result is an exceptionally stiff frame with a svelte, carbon-like ride. Your tubing set: 3Al-2.5V oversize titanium/double-triple butting/Force Vector specific shaping (ovalized). Level 3 Custom: road, mountain, triathlon, cyclocross, touring Level 3 House Blend: road Road compare: Litespeed Icon, Merlin Works CR Triathlon compare: Litespeed Saber, Serotta CXII Ti Mountain compare: Litespeed Obed Cyclocross compare: Litespeed CX Lynskey Level 4 If you are: A serious racer who wants the strongest, stiffest frame possible. To quote the Lynskey web site, "If you’re that class of rider that seems to flex, over-stress or break everything, you’ve found the perfect frame." You will "feel the road" more with a Level 4 than with a Level 3, but if you've always liked Cannondale, this is could be the frame for you. Your tubing set: 6Al-4V/3Al-2.5V oversize titanium/double-triple butting/Force Vector specific shaping (diamond shaped). 6Al-4V is used for the top and down tubes; the rest is 3Al-2.5V.Level 4 Custom: road, mountain, triathlon, cyclocross, touring Level 4 House Blend: road Road compare: Litespeed Archon Triathlon compare: Litespeed Blade (last available in 2003 -- an earlier version was Lance Armstrong's TT bike in the '99 TdF, with Trek decals, made by David Lynskey) |
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