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Keep Safe love the video.

I might get a Black Heart over a No22 now. Thanks for the great vid!

I know exactly the ride feel you're eluding to. I had a Van Nicholas Skeiron that was basically an off the shelf geometry with large titanium tubing, check my video, and it handled weird. I didn't like it. But I like titanium so I had a custom builder here in the US make me a frame around my like of the Colnago M10 sloping geometry, almost the same bike as the V3RS. I had one of those bikes and the handling was phenomenal, something Colnago has nailed. I certainly made the right decisions specking out my titanium frame because I have never loved riding a bike more than this one.

Thanks so much for sharing your honest view Luis 🖤

I have a 1974 Motobecane Trophee. I have several steel bikes, ( including one of the first Dura Ace Bianchis) I have carbon and aluminium too. I prefer my vintage steel bikes, unless I don't feel up to turning a big crank.

Luis…love your presentation style. This article explains the physics of the relationship between trail and wheelbase. www.physics.utoronto.ca/~jharlow/teaching/everyday06/reading07.pdf

Good review.❤

Will you be taking it out on a fast A group ride to see how it rides

Luisssssssss man its about time you get on the Ti side of things! I am extremely interested in seeing your observations. In also going to share the Blackheart website with a few friends as well. Keep the info coming boss!

Thank you for making this! It's a super nice looking bike, love your videos

But Ti does not have carbon's sculpted look; not my style. It has that certain Soviet Collective Factory look although its minimalistic design alludes to Steve Jobs’ appreciation for simple but not simplistic design like the iMac and iPhone.

I'm surprised that this bike is fast on the flats. I'm sure it has to do with the stiff rear which can be a good thing. The front steering definitely has to do with the fork and head angle. But like you said it just takes time to get used to it over time. Later down the line could you compare it with your steel bikes based on your personal opinion of course.

sweet ride, awesome group. slow turn-in usually caused by front fork geometry and tire size. did you notice better stability at higher speeds? look forward to your final review.

Luis Scott I can only hope you get this rather lengthy comment: I presently ride a Trek Domane SL 5 full carbon with disc brakes; 56 cm frame and everything is stock on it. My problem is it does not have any lugwork for a bike rack to ride with paniers. Several years ago I had a Raleigh International with all the beautiful lugwork , but I crashed it and the insurance company insisted on having the frame if they were going to pay for the bike. My point? I would love to have a good steel framed bike (custom built if I can afford it) that would be made for my body frame. I long to have a good lightweight steel framed bike that I could ride around town on or, if I so desired, go for lengthy rides if I so desired. Any comments you make will be appreciated. I might add that I live in a western burb of Chicago and to the best of my knowledge, custom steel frame bicycle builders are few and far between if there are any at all.

Bless up Luis!

Great video dude

Hey Mr. Scott, what bike gps/computer do you recommend?

I’m a retired person who is in decent shape who is interested a new road bike. Can I get a steel bike with good components in a price range under $3k, and in the weight range of 17-19lbs?

Thanks for the advice. Was presented in a very good way! :)

Why are they not in the bike lane?

Tomorrow i'll search my new bike. A CAAD9. I already have a Trek Emonda SL5 and a Caad8. But my reel bike size is 52, S size. and my CAAD8 is a 54 cm. it's a little bit too long, I've searched a CAAD10, 12 in vain.

These shoes desperately need loads of Viagra. If I were the division head of Adidas cycling, I’d have fired the whole project team

11/8" Headtube makes live easier, but 1" is also possible. I just build a Colnago Master X-light frame with 1"Carbon Ahead fork and Campa SR 12speed. As fun fact for traditional look, I got 1piece handle bar, seat tube, 3d saddle, levers and fork chrome plated! A classic look on modern parts.

Thank you for the review. I have a couple questions. You mentioned measurements but didn't include your height. Were you happy you ordered the "50CM" frame or would you get the 56CM frame if you did it again. From what I read, most bikes are limited as far as speed goes to something like 20mph. What does it feel like if you go over 20mph? thx..

Mannnn NONE of these dudes want to warm up anymore lol. Literally just 20+ out the gate 😂😂😂 it kills me

I questioned the logic of starting a bike project with a damaged frame, but after following the progress of the build I think this has been a great idea and success. Nice ride!

Are you going to try the rims tubeless?

I like rim brakes but new bike prices are far too high. Thanks for this one. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Thank you so much for the review. Great content and to the point. My question is, can the 12 so cassette be put on the same hubs are the 10 and 11 so? Is there cassette limitations that cannot be used on those same hubs? I have 11 so SR in 3 bikes, all rim brakes, and not about to replace $15-20k worth of wheels and components if I can help it. At least not for another decade😂😂

How much do you have invested in the bike as described? And did I hear right, the bike as is, weighs only 15 lbs?

Sounds like a bunch or broke old and over weight people trying to justify why theyre slow and on shit bikes hahahaha

Great video. Sound and voice very clear along with great visual and color. Thank you

Still, calipers and Campy 😃💪🦵🚴‍♂️🚴

Very nice video! But way out of my league as a commuter cyclist a few times a week. But great to vicariously experience a group ride. Don’t ever think I’ve ridden 25 mph on a bike or travelled 40 miles. Must be fun if you’re fit and have a good bike!

Just tried the promo code., not accepting it ..

I use an allez sprint red hook crit edition as my brewery bike. I love it. Like jumping into a little lotus elise for a coffee run.

Very informative video you are great teacher !👍

Just did a 60 mile ride and now while icing watching my guy Luis to increase my knowledge on this bike thing. His content is always helpful and beneficial…. I’ve had power meters for about a year and definitely need content to increase my knowledge on this… Thanks Luis.

Love your explanation of steal and enertia

Slx...

How do you get the power, speed and heart rate data to appear on the video?

Watching your vids reminds me of riding back in Charlotte. Great rides and great groups of people. Pedal safe!

Looks like some Florida rides are definitely in my future!

Great intro at the start if the video, which clearly lays out the purpose and nature of the upcoming content! 💪🏻

Wow ! Luis. 1.78 watts/kilo. I guess I can't complain, at 78, doing 1.69 W/K . Yep, can't beat a power meter. KB

Darkstar + Campagnolo very very nice 🔝🔝🔝 👏🏻👏👍🏻

I use a old water bottle as storage

The Darkstar can easily hold it's own against carbon, so smooth and fast!

i have this one wheel. con for this product. the cross wind is unbearable 😂. im struggle keep it straight. and awkward moment when you cannot no hand style because the front wheel keep wiggle by a cross wind 😂

Hang in there, 59 is still young, I was finishing in the gold category until I was 63, now I’m 76 and still riding, only slower now.