Steel Frame Recommendation

[alienator]

Man what do you ride at 35 psi?

There's nothing in this thread about 35psi.

 

[David Gerchman]

no, dan. I ride 100 psi and dan rides 25's. but he is 165. So I was jokingly asking if he ran his tires at 35 psi

 

[yeaux]

Here's my stainless steel Quiring - really awesome ride and race bike. I have different parts on it new (New Red and Enve 1.65's) and it weighs about 15 lb's on race day.

To be honest, I don't know if I can go back to carbon after riding stainless for so long. Although, to each their own.

 

[alienator]

Here's my stainless steel Quiring - really awesome ride and race bike.  I have different parts on it new (New Red and Enve 1.65's) and it weighs about 15 lb's on race day. To be honest, I don't know if I can go back to carbon after riding stainless for so long.  Although, to each their own.

Nice looking bike. It's too bad that stainless steel frames tend to be more expensive than even Ti frames.

 

[danfoz]

Originally Posted by alienator .


Nice looking bike. It's too bad that stainless steel frames tend to be more expensive than even Ti frames.

I hate this part.

 

[yeaux]

Check out Quiring if you're interested. I got my frame through a team buy so it was cheaper, but his stainless road frames are cheaper than Ti.

http://www.quiringcycles.net/plist.html

Ti frame = $2350
Stainless = $1800

 

[DWiswell]

Have you looked at Don Walker Cycles?




I have one of his steel frames with a carbon fork. Super nice! Comfy, fast and responsive.

 

[David Gerchman]

1250 for a custom frame is dirt cheap. thats awesome.