A Jones Titanium LWB Custom Select Bicycle

[@thechodfather]

Talks the talk…and walks the walk…great passion…great engineering…

[@caseycook8071]

I love watching you ride a bike. I wish i could shred a cul de sac as hard as you do.

[@chuffa1130]

Well done! This bike is a masterpiece build, not sure what else I can say? What else is there to improve on it's just perfect for touring mountain bikes stuff so awesome!!!!

[@dillroastington]

Dream apocalypse bike, and I thought my Surly Ogre was a beast.... Awesome build.

[@michaelhayward7572]

Always wanted one. Still on my bucket list.

[@LoganWangsgard]

Swap in a unicrown fork and this is my exact dream build. Maybe one day. For now I'm good with my steel LWB.

[@ericpmoss]

Love those fork bags!

[@eniojurko]

What a beautiful bike!

[@Joerides7]

Awesome bike!

[@ericpmoss]

and so quiet the way he has it set up (5:00)! I love to hear what is going on, minus rattles and pings and whirs.

[@raceface48]

Ti bikes from Jones are a work of art. Korbin-ski has got mad skills too! 😎

[@Veloperator]

Thanks Tim!

[@zid252]

I would like to have one

[@rizkyperbak909]

Great

[@dennispalabrica]

Awesome 👏❤😮

[@gmor1970]

Jeff, what size is this frame? And can you use a Rohloff hub with your eccentric bottom bracket bikes?

[@markmoreno7295]

Just wondering what the final weight was without the bags.

[@ellerybice3787]

What is the cost of this bicycle Mr. Jones? Is mud build going to be an issue when considering those tires in combination with the fenders? Thanks.

[@Veloperator]

Jones Custom Select bikes range in price from approximately $4000 to $16,000+. This one costs a little over $10,000. I have never had any issues with mud clogging up in the fender, as there is a lot of clearance. But It really depends on the type of mud.

[@ellerybice3787]

@@Veloperator ok, I tend to get into the sticky mud that builds up upon the tires and itself, and then the chain derails ect. And then done I am. Montana Mud! 🥴

[@RustyKnorr]

Jeff, why those tires? I have a new set sitting on the shelf because I tried them once and the self steer/counter steer was so bad I couldn’t stand it. 🤷‍♂️

[@watertankhikes]

Try the VEE Rubber Vee 8 26x4 up front if you really want to experience some self-steer. That said, the 29x3 T Fatty works fine as a rear tire.

[@Veloperator]

I don't feel any weird handling from these tires compared to the other knobby tires I use. I like how the T-Fatty has large and tightly spaced knobs down the center of the tire. They last longer, especially on the road, and still perform well off-road.

[@sabamacx]

Sounds like your bicycle geometry isn't designed around that tyre size. My Fargo accepts 29x3 but the handling is pants when running them.

[@sabamacx]

Dropper post for feet down at stop light. Huh. Never considered that.

[@denniskurama1974]

WOW😮😮😮❤

[@Growler_Guy]

Make a custom ebike 52v 20ah 35amp mid drive ultra M620