This is my new daily disc brake road commuter/trainer (25 mile round trip). I was riding a Litespeed Firenze for about four years. I got tired of losing braking power in the rain, so I started building this.

I am really happy with it, but it was a lot more expensive and time consuming than I expected.

Lynskey Pro Cross titanium frame with added disc brake and fender mounts
Winwood Dualist Carbon Disc fork
Chris King headset (mango)
Honjo fenders (stripped and anodized)
Old Man Mountain Sherpa Rack (stripped and anodized)
Quarq power meter
Garmin 705 GPS
Avid BB7s
DT Swiss Onix rear hub with Mavic CXP33/Chris King front hub with Mavic CXP33
Dura Ace 7800 front and rear derailleurs
Dura Ace 7700 shifters Dura Ace 7700 12/27 (I live in Seattle)
Speedplay Zero
Stainless Aztec Powerlines for shifters and Shimano tandem brake lines
Continental Gatorskins (yes, the wet and hilly Seattle)

Additional anodized parts:
Deda Newton handlebars, Forte 115mm stem, Lynskey seatpost clamp, various rack parts, Spinergy skewer parts, and front derailleur cable spool

Planned upgrades:
Chris King disc hubs (mango, of course) with Kinlin XR-300s Custom mounts for Dinotte front and rear lights Second anodizing run (Dinotte lights and BB7 parts)

bgutz42 at geemail dot comm

 

Lynskey Pro Cross - side view

 

Lynskey Pro Cross - chainrings detail

 
Lynskey Pro Cross - front end detail

 

Lynskey Pro Cross - Rear Rack and other mango bits
 
Lynskey Pro Cross - Pretty Impressive welding
 
 
 
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