Bossi Bicycles

[Furbz]

39 minutes ago, bleedToWin said:

I'll throw some critique your way that you will have to address. Your back tire is fitted backwards. 
 #yesitmatters  

i was wondering if anyone else would notice that - lol

it has been fixed

some eagle eyes you have there #youshouldbelookingatthebikenotthetires

 

[DJuice]

On 7/29/2022 at 3:58 PM, DJuice said:

Going to join.

 

Only other payment methods I have left is organs.

Did take home a R23 lotto winnings.

Can I buy a NFT?

[Furbz]

i keep walking into the garage and looking at this bike - its ruining my work productivity 

[Furbz]

On 6/28/2022 at 11:33 AM, capediver said:

That Gravel model is probably the best looking gravel bike I seen...raw Ti is hard to beat!😜 Slap a dropper on that and you got the perfect gravel bike that would also do you proud on the road....

All the parts are now ready for this build.

stay tuned for the Bossi Grit SX build with Sram Force AXS and ENVE AG25 wheels

[Furbz]

Some nuggets to drool over

happy Friday everyone

[ChrisF]

NICE !!!

[DieselnDust]

Just a question:

how much glass fibre is Bossi using to insulate the carbon structure from the titanium? There’s a fairly large potential in the differing dielectric strength so that’s a good battery.

toubakso want to be weary of aluminium parts like bb shells in the titanium frame 

[Furbz]

13 minutes ago, DieselnDust said:

Just a question:

how much glass fibre is Bossi using to insulate the carbon structure from the titanium? There’s a fairly large potential in the differing dielectric strength so that’s a good battery.

toubakso want to be weary of aluminium parts like bb shells in the titanium frame 

I’ve read that 4 times now and I’m still not sure what to make of it

 here have a cookie

 

[DieselnDust]

18 hours ago, Furbz said:

I’ve read that 4 times now and I’m still not sure what to make of it

 here have a cookie

 

 

 

where i was going with question is I see they have their own branded fork. I recall when I had a Ti frame there was a few forks Litespeed advised to not use as the forks steerers weren't all insulated well. The Reynolds Forks was their recommendation because it contained glass fibre to act as an insulator to prevent ion exchange between the dissimilar materials. So Just wondering is Bossi does the same. Glass fibre also adds a bit of compressive strength to the steerer. Or do they employ a different method/material as insulator, kevlar for instance?

[Furbz]

On 9/18/2022 at 3:20 PM, DieselnDust said:

 

 

where i was going with question is I see they have their own branded fork. I recall when I had a Ti frame there was a few forks Litespeed advised to not use as the forks steerers weren't all insulated well. The Reynolds Forks was their recommendation because it contained glass fibre to act as an insulator to prevent ion exchange between the dissimilar materials. So Just wondering is Bossi does the same. Glass fibre also adds a bit of compressive strength to the steerer. Or do they employ a different method/material as insulator, kevlar for instance?

I see, I have been using my Google foo and am now informed enough to make poor comments.

let me send the supplier the question and get back to you with more info

[Prince Albert Cycles]

11 minutes ago, Furbz said:

I see, I have been using my Google foo and am now informed enough to make poor comments.

let me send the supplier the question and get back to you with more info

Beautiful bike and build .

But as a toppie am interested who is your Dad ?

[Furbz]

So I finished this build late on Sunday.

 Popped it through the wash today and I must admit this bike is a real head turner!

I struggled to source a BB and eventually settled with buying an overkill Ceramic Speed BB - damn these things spin forever!

Sram force AXS was an easy mount up as always.

I chose a few additional manufacturer extras for this bike - the Bossi titanium stem, seatpost and finishing kit(spacers and top cap) really paid off to make this bike stand out.

As always brilliant Enve AG25 carbon wheels coupled with Maxxis Rambler 45c tires ensures this bike will have only the plushest of rides.

A set of super flared Ritchey WCS carbon bars with some lovely contoured drops finish this build off to give a great first contact with the bike.

 

[Furbz]

8 minutes ago, Prince Albert Cycles said:

Beautiful bike and build .

But as a toppie am interested who is your Dad ?

Thanks!

my ole man is Paul Furbank

He’s been on the cycling scene a fair while and is the reason I enjoy the sport as much as I do

[ChrisF]

Another stunning build 👍

 

Please tell more about the 47 and 52 ...

 

[ChrisF]

Pure craftmanship going into these titanium bikes

 

 

 

Edited September 19, 2022 by ChrisF

[Knersboy]

36 minutes ago, Furbz said:

So I finished this build late on Sunday.

 Popped it through the wash today and I must admit this bike is a real head turner!

I struggled to source a BB and eventually settled with buying an overkill Ceramic Speed BB - damn these things spin forever!

Sram force AXS was an easy mount up as always.

I chose a few additional manufacturer extras for this bike - the Bossi titanium stem, seatpost and finishing kit(spacers and top cap) really paid off to make this bike stand out.

As always brilliant Enve AG25 carbon wheels coupled with Maxxis Rambler 45c tires ensures this bike will have only the plushest of rides.

A set of super flared Ritchey WCS carbon bars with some lovely contoured drops finish this build off to give a great first contact with the bike.

 

Man that stem, spacer, head tube combo is stunning