VOSS titanium - made in Italy

[novekili]

HAHAHAHAHAH

Probably the same seller. I already had the gruppo, but the stem cost me 1/5th of the frame, the fork (used carbon as well) 7/10th of the frame. AH, the derailleur. That was steep: half the price of the frame!

Still, it performs greatly!!!

What do you think about it?

 

[tonyf39]

HAHAHAHAHAH

Probably the same seller. I already had the gruppo, but the stem cost me 1/5th of the frame, the fork (used carbon as well) 7/10th of the frame. AH, the derailleur. That was steep: half the price of the frame!

Still, it performs greatly!!!

What do you think about it?

I think you got a bargain of a frame then!

 

[novekili]

... or spent too much for the rest!

 

[kilometervreter]

My Voss is finished.

 

[kilometervreter]

And here it is:

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[novekili]

it looks much better than mine... what size is it?

 

[kilometervreter]

Do you really think so? I thought the picture was a bit out of focus. It's a 57x57 with a 15,7 head tube.

When I got it it still had all the decals but I removed them. Actually they were really 80-ies retro blue reflecting letters. But some of them were a bit damaged and I just left the sticker "Made in Italy".

And I dressed it up pretty chic.

My friends awed and wondered if there were more out there. And a couple of weeks ago I some some other Voss bikes being sold on eBay but they were the wrong size and the ending prices were a lot higher. Well it's nice to have something exclusive.

 

[novekili]

It's the same size as mine... a tad big for me but I've managed to find a decent fit... I'm 1 m 77, but my legs and arms are quite long while my torso is short... I'm so comfortable on long rides... what do you think about it performance-wise?

 

[kilometervreter]

Actually I haven't ridden it very often. The rear stay is a bit wobbly when sprinting. Let say it's very comfortable. I think I'll try it in the mountains this summer holiday.

And a tad big?? I'm 1,85 and it's just right for me. And I have relatively long long legs too. It's actually not the length of the legs that should determine the size of the frame. I think the most important is the length of the upper body and the underarm. When the upper body is relatively small so should the size of the frame be.

 

[novekili]

maybe, but I keep pedaling for KM's and have no back problems... I suppose it's because of my monkey-like arms....