Titanium bull moose bars

[FirstFlight]

Just got these from Lynskey! Weight is about 350g vs. about 650 in steel.

 

[slimjoe]

Whow,

They are an absolute thing of beauty FIRST FLIGHT

Only thing is, id need a TI GOAT to put them on :roll:

 

[FirstFlight]

I just go the final drawings for Ti Goat #1 about an hour ago. We should have the bike in hand in 5-6 weeks and I'll post pics when we get it. We worked out a really neat etched panel design that should look great on the bike.

 

[slimjoe]

Very nice...

Hey Jeff,

Still loving no.7

Think ill struggle to find a bike that can match it

But if i can scrape together the dough for that TI :roll:

 

[David Gibson]

bullmoose bars

Are these bars something that Lynskey is offering for the regular public or just something made for you? I went to the website but found no information.

 

[FirstFlight]

Re: bullmoose bars

Are these bars something that Lynskey is offering for the regular public or just something made for you? I went to the website but found no information.

These will only be available through Mountain Goat and will not be offered by Lynskey. I am going to mount these up and try them out to confirm all the dimensions before having a batch made.

 

[David Gibson]

bullmoose bars

Oh, that's right, I have seen them on the mountain goat website. Are they going to be offered separately or only if a Mountain Goat is purchased? thanks, David

 

[FirstFlight]

Re: bullmoose bars

Oh, that's right, I have seen them on the mountain goat website. Are they going to be offered separately or only if a Mountain Goat is purchased? thanks, David

Either way.

 

[rody]

Ti Bullmoose bars...

Jeff, you are such a geek

Lookin good brother,

rody

 

[mrkawasaki]

Innovate or cry...

Be interesting to see how those beautiful 'modern retro' Ti bullmoose bars go down on MTBR Vintage - surely that's a hanging offence akin to putting modern stuff on classic frames etc. ??!

This is a great example why I find it cool be be free and easy with one's interpretation of 'retro' - it spawns great hybrids, interesting ingenuity and a cross fertilisation of aesthetics and ideas that would not happen if we only restored slavish catalogue/showroom bikes.

Mr K