The Lynskey family is back in the business of building custom titanium bicycles. Their website is now up. The content is in a human voice. They should put a blog on the site!
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I wish them lots of luck and success, but "Lynskey" just does not roll off the tounge like "Litespeed." The bikes seem a wee bit expensive.
ReplyDeleteEconomy of scale; they will be more expensive until they get the wheels really rolling. The Lynskeys kick serious ass. I am sure they will go back to turning heads like they did in the early days of Litespeed.
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