Show me your mixed materials bikes!

[Hilltopperny]

We have a thread for titanium and carbon bikes, so why not a thread of mixed material bikes as well? I have only test ridden a Nove and enjoyed the feel of it. Ever since then I have wanted to try out a ti/carbon mixed frameset.

I found one that was very unique and looked to be a good fit. I'd like to see what the rest of the folks here have in the mixed materials realm! Post em up!New-WITTSON-Custom-95-Road-Titanium-Carbon-Frame.jpg

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[hollowgram5]

I was wondering what you ended up with! Looks cool.

Both are seamless transitions. First is Ti/carbon. Thread is here.





Second is aluminum and carbon. Cannondale SystemSix Barloworld Team Rep frameset. It's been stripped (Campy was donated to the Holland) and is just a parts hanger currently, but trying to sort out how to rebuild it.. It's been 9s Record, 10s Record, 11s Chorus - Gotta figure out what I wanna hang on it next to actually ride it..

[Mzilliox]

Im your huckleberry
[IMG]slow7 by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG]

Seven 622 SLX stock 54.5cm with an enve fork for some reason. i like it, real quick and agile, and light.

[IMG]dowtown seven by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]seven cycles by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG]

[mtechnica]

Matt, your bikes are top notch and your photography is MORE than respectable. Keep on keeping it real, my brother!

[Tickdoc]

Used to hate the thought and look of mixed material bikes...and now I have two of ‘em and love them both!

Seven Odonata:



Colnago ct1:

[duff_duffy]

Oldie but goodie....rides fantastic!

[PaMtbRider]

I made some changes this week to my Ottrott. Finally admitted I’m too old for the 53/39 crankset so I put a 50/34 in its place. Also swapped out the pictured wheels for a new set of Fulcrum Racing Zeros.


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[Hilltopperny]

All good stuff! Keep `em coming!

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[jamesdak]

Removed before there's a meltdown in the cosmic fabric that holds the world together. Whew, close call.

[mt2u77]

I don't have one yet, but someday when I have time for such projects I'm jonesing to do something like this wood "tubed" conversion from Myrrhcycles:



https://www.instagram.com/myrrhcycles/
http://www.cycleexif.com/myrrh-cycles-mtb

[cgolvin]

Slightly shrunken version of PaMtbRider's
HED 3 stinger tubulars are an experiment
Coming soon: subtle multicolor Cinelli bar tape that Tyler showed

Untitled by cgolvin, on Flickr

[mcteague]

Originally Posted by jamesdak

First up is this unique Lemond, Reynolds 853 and C.F. fork:



Then the Bridgstone Mile 112 with a CroMo frame and aluminum fork:



Then my 1987 Schwinn Paramount, Columbus SLX steel and a C.F. Fork:


My CSI, yet another steel bike with C.F. Fork:


Same for these two Lemonds:

NB
Just adding a carbon fork does not a mixed material frame make.

Tim

[oliver1850]

This would go just as well in the Y2K era thread. I swapped the original 7700 from this onto my friend's carbon DeRosa, then rebuilt it for him with Tiagra. Later built him a touring bike and he gave me the Prince in trade. Need to find some DA bits for it and some more appropriate wheels.

[Tim Porter]

This has been on here before, I'm sure, but here's my Ottrott in Tuscany:

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