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Re: Kona Rove Ti 59 -> Kona Vulcano adventure (Done, Images p.4) love to see the bike in daylight hopefully without too much background clutter

Re: Kona Rove Ti 59 -> Kona Vulcano adventure (Done, Images p.4) Since I am overweight I doubt my ability to use drop bars, I should hire such a bike to check. That's why there is a goal as I think that a Rove will be easier if I'm narrower. That's why I got a Dew Plus rather than a Honkey...

Re: Kona Rove Ti 59 -> Kona Vulcano adventure (Done, Images p.4) I live near the sea and I keep my bikes indoors to avoid salt air corrosion. A painted bike gains nicks and scratches and look terrible when rusted. Titanium is not painted and is impervious to atmospheric effects. In my...

Re: Kona Rove Ti 59 -> Kona Vulcano adventure (Done, Images p.4) Thanks for your reply, yes it will be expensive, about $5000 without labour. The steel Rove could be purchased separately and the Ti frame comes later. Possibly if I'm not building a dream bike but using standard parts would...

Re: Convert a steel Rove Hi, My plan after I met a fitness goal is to get the Rove 2014. I'd like a titanium Rove but I'm not a bike builder. Is it feasible to order the Rove Ti and ask the LBS to substitute the frame with the steel frame of the standard Rove. This has the advantage that...