Frame: Lightweight, cold-worked, shaped 6AL/4V titanium with 1 1/8” integrated head tube.
Lifetime warranty.
Frame Weight (53cm): 2.5 lbs.
Fork: Reynolds Ouzo Pro carbon.
Features: Oversized, multi-sided top tube and down tube, 6/4 cable stops, drop-outs and brake bridge, engraved Douglas logo on head tube.
Sizes: 49-61cm. center to top.
I have a 51cm Douglas Precision Ti that I am selling. I have it listed in the classified for $1475 (it's only been ridden 2 or 3 times). Is that a fair price? Should it be more Read More »
Colorado cyclist sells a bike called the "Douglas Precision 6/4" which is supposed to be the same frame as the lightspeed vortex, but at a price I can afford. Has anyone done, or s Read More »
After 10 years out of the saddle (motorcycle accident), I have finally decided to get back on the road.
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Finally brought a 1988 Kirk Precision back to the future and here's the result. Rides almost as nice as my Look 595 which was a complete shock as everyone said they ride like crap. Read More »
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What, in your opinion/knowledge, is the element in a bike's anatomy that holds more responsability to precisely shift?
I'm under the impression that if you have reasonabl Read More »
