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Congratulations to the winner. Well deserved for a well put together and drool worthy bike. This was a truly excellent BOTM - I'd be proud to have any of those entered.

Thanks Regan. This was a fun build and the connection with James made it personal for me. :)

Thanks for the kind comments. I'll try to take and post some more frame photos. It is now entered in the BOTM contest - Carbon Bikes - that is now up and running here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... p;t=355076

Re: Re: One of a "handful" from what I've been able to learn. Whether that handful is two or five I do not know.

I'll post whatever info I learn. Many thanks

Let me know if I can help. Message sent.

My typical ride is 17"-19" frame C-C on level top tube bikes. I like the size of this carbon/Ti frame so this or next size larger would be perfect. Thanks!

I do already know and I agree - a very cool machine! I wish I was quick enough to have bought his all Ti Nuke Proof when he had it for sale. I would like to keep this one safe and sound and race an all titanium version in the 2017 Keyesville Classic.

A bit of last month's BotM and a little of this month's competition. CCMDoc's 1994 Nuke Proof Carbon Titanium racer: Build thread and photos here: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... 6#p2648966

Thank you Richard for giving me the opportunity to make this happen. I was out riding thus missed your warning :D James' description was spot on - it goes exactly where you point it. No wandering, no frame windup no wobble. Angles must be similar to my usual JT setup. Quick steering and...

Thanks for the kind comments. Gil did a great job - as usual. I'll have to amend my build post to include and recognize him. I've not been able to find out prototype vs. very limited production.

When James Bethea left our Team Brooklyn ATB for a factory ride with Nuke Proof I was both ecstatic for him and sad for our Team. James hit the big time and was featured in ads and in interviews. Always wanted a Nuke Proof but until recently the Ti wondermachines eluded me. Then Mr. Ship...

So very tough! GREAT month and all great bikes. The 91 Xizang is one I lust after so an easy choice for me. The other ... so difficult ...

Re: 2x Tioga "Wonder Dawg" Amberwalls 1.95" PM sent.

Ramble away - let the ideas flow. Different bike - I never built up the frame you now have. Would love to find a Ti fork for it - flexy though they may be. And the bars - which I never knew existed and am glad are in the hands of the right man.

That is freakin fantastic! The planets aligned on your behalf and the bars are yours. Well deserved! It didn't have the cable guide when I bought it but if I find one I'll ship it over. Just to whet your whistle

And DVDs ...

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Wow, I should put mine up for sale!