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The World’s Best Performance Road Bike. (And It’s Not
The World’s Best Performance Road Bike. (And It’s Not Carbon…)
#Worlds #Performance #Road #Bike
“Reginald Scot”
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Have you ever wanted to know what the world’s best road bike is? I know… 😉
This video sets out to prove what that bike is… but hurry if you want one because soon it won’t be available.
Link to my video on external cables:
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My Litespeed titanium bike frame cracked through no fault of my own. I never even rode over a curb, for example. Litespeed wouldn't give me the time of day. Said the lifetime warranty was warranted for normal wear and tear(?!?!?). The frame cracked due to normal wear and tear? AND it is not covered by the lifetime warranty??
I have a nicer bicycle and it's steel😂
All carbon frames are just ONE crash away from total loss.
One of many oh-so-heavy disc brake bikes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69OrDvwix6g
You actually mention L.A…. Come on!
do you still have the xs available?
Can someone tell me why they use a carbon fork instead of titanium? Is it hard to make such a shape or any other reason? Amateur here…
Thanks.
You cannot weld titanium in oxygen ritch iviroment , the welds will be contaminated.
You need a chamber with innert gas to proper weld titanium.
Not all steels are created equal. Take XCR for example. Does not rust and because it has an incredibly high tensile strength it can be made to very very thin tubes and hence also light
so much wrong information on carbon
How much did Lightspeed pay you for this ad? "Devil dork discs", you lost a lot of credibility there. There are some advantages to discs, nothing wrong with both disc and rim being available. Again, there is not one answer, it depends on priorities.
This is heavily biased against carbon fiber. I don't know ANYONE who has to replace their carbon bike every few years, ridiculous statement. I have one that's 10 years old, no cracks or issues. So why does that Litespeed have a carbon fork and carbon wheels? And your chart, you weight every category the same. That's not realistic, because depending on your needs, some categories would be weighted more heavily. So, interesting, but not the final word on the subject by any means.
Rim brake and carbon wheels doesn't go well together. Other than that either one is fine.
All my past steel bikes started to become rusty after 2yrs and were over after 7yrs. Alu frame got a crack after 5yrs and corroded near steel components. I bought a used carbon, its 10yrs old now and still in good shape. Even had a crash and needed repair.
So to my experience your rating is biased.
TI is such a nice looking material, a bike built out of TI is just beautiful and stays like that forever
Yeah I want one ☝️
Hi Reginald. Top video!, Which litespeed bike should I get if I just want to ride for exercise, fitness and just go for long rides? Do I go with the T5?
Their Ghisalo was even lighter…and was like riding something made of boiled spaghetti …Comfortable, yes, but……
Light, stiff and Ti doesn’t mix very well.
Oh dear….
Looks nice, yes. Having 4 Ti bikes myself, it pretty much goes without saying, I like Ti bikes, but they DO NOT preform as my CF bikes
I have a Litespeed Ghisallo, claimed weight was 770 grams in medium. Is this lighter than yours?
Well, I own a 2000 Trek OCLV… carbon frame has not aged whatsoever.