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74 Main Street Middlebury
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We guarantee your fit
Road Builds
Worksheet
Click here
for a worksheet you can use to conceive your dream bike.
You can generate
your own build list with Microsoft Word, and then e-mail us your list for a quote.
See our photo gallery for a look at what your new
Lynskey might look like.
Priorities
The
four most important parts of your bike are:
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Frame: The right combination of fit, stiffness,
and comfort are essential to your enjoyment of your new bike. There is
an ideal Lynskey frame for every rider. |
| Wheels: Have more effect on performance
than any other part of your bike except the frame. Consider:
 | Durability |
| Aerodynamics |
| Weight -- lighter wheels accelerate faster, especially
on climbs |
| Stiffness -- stiffer wheels mean better power transfer,
but be wary of compromising comfort |
| Comfort -- your wheels need to be able to cover
the distance without beating you up |
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Fork: The heart of your steering
mechanism should be strong, stable, and durable. Edge Composites forks provide the ultimate in
durability and steering performance, without sacrificing comfort. |
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Cranks: These are the link between the engine
(you) and your bike's drive train. Check out this comparison of many
of the top
cranks in the bike industry. |
Equipment Research Links
Complete Bike Prices
We offer complete bikes with any components you
desire. In cases where we don't have access to a particular brand, we
encourage you to use mail order and the web to provide the parts of your kit that we
can't.
Our base-price build kit comes with:
| Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheels -- light, durable, affordable,
and, with stainless steel spokes instead of aluminum, the most comfortable
riding Ksyriums. |
| Edge 2.0 fork -- light, versatile, strong, comfortable, and
incredibly stable, especially on challenging descents. Despite the
light weight, Edge forks come with an overbuilt steerer, rugged enough to
allow for up to 5cm of stack. |
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Prices listed below are for
Lynskey road bikes with Basic Kit, no upgrades or downgrades. Use this as
a starting point to help you decide which Lynskey will best suit your
needs.
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SRAM
Rival |
SRAM
Force |
SRAM
Red |
Shimano
Ultegra 6700 |
Shimano
Dura-Ace 7900 |
Shimano
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| Cooper |
$3450 |
$3700 |
$4500 |
$3800 |
$4750 |
$7100 |
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| R230 |
$3950 |
$4250 |
$5000 |
$4300 |
$5250 |
$7600 |
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| R340 |
$4400 |
$4650 |
$5400 |
$4750 |
$5700 |
$8100 |
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| Helix |
$4800 |
$5100 |
$5850 |
$5200 |
$6100 |
$8450 |
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| Cooper BB30 |
$3650 |
$3900 |
$4700 |
$4000 |
$4950 |
$7300 |
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| Cooper BB30 with Hollowgram
cranks |
$4200 |
$4400 |
$4950 |
$4450 |
$5100 |
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| Helix OS BB30 |
$5950 |
$6150 |
$6950 |
$6250 |
$7150 |
$9500 |
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| Helix OS with Hollowgram
cranks |
$6400 |
$6600 |
$7150 |
$6650 |
$7350 |
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Lynskey is currently working on an internal cable routing system for Di2,
but any Di2 builds at this point would be with lots of zip-ties and
external cable routing. These prices are mostly to give you a sense
of what Di2 will run when Lynskey has Di2-specific frames available
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Campy
Kit prices for Campy depend on the market. The Euro and
the dollar never seem to be going in the same direction these days, so Campy prices are not
as stable as Shimano and SRAM. We do quotes for
Campy as requested. For a sense of what Campy Chorus 11 will cost, see the
prices of our SRAM Red bikes. With the Euro currently on the slide,
Campy-equipped bikes are becoming more affordable.
Our Basic, X Lite, and Edge Kits, and some of our most popular upgrades
Click here
for a worksheet so you can generate
your own build list with Microsoft Word, and then e-mail us your list for a quote.
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