Unimaginable Quality from European Manufacturing.

[@Hambini]

I've got a Time scylon. Best thing I've ridden apart from the Haidresser.

[@johnlesoudeur3653]

Mmm, the hairdresser should have an "ahh".

[@davidburgess741]

A latex hairdresser would make a great indoor trainer! The placement of the power meter strain gages might be tricky. RPM would be easy to determine. Volume control is another issue.

[@paulschulman8131]

I just kinda wish they used direct mount calipers. So I can just buy a frameset and not go looking again for post caliper brakes. But nonetheless THE GOLD STANDARD of bike manufacturing

[@anthonylarson7919]

Skylon since '16....nurses for me..

[@bigwave_dave8468]

gross

[@theillegalimmigrant9314]

We have the carbon repair guy Luescher Technik endorsing Time, the pro bike mechanic endorsing Time and the 5YO Aerospace Engineer and his entire engineering guild endorsing Time. That's quite some technical weight in Time's corner.

[@IronHorsey3]

You forgot the five-year old, Hambini.

[@allyw7405]

I’m sure our hairdressers will agree too

[@galenkehler]

Don't forget the bankers, with those prices people have to take out a second mortgage 😂

[@madyogi6164]

@@IronHorsey3 No, he did not... :D

[@wtfiswiththosehandles]

@@IronHorsey3 Wait, I thought he was 11.

[@StanEby1]

I'm a few miles from where the new Time facility will open in South Carolina. Thrilled about it! It's about Time! 😂

[@MAGAmaniac1000]

The only thing I don’t like about Time is that I don’t have one. Truly a work of art! I feel that Allied an American brand is also making stunning rock solid and high tolerance frames!

[@lukepowell1201]

Tony Karklins who is now the new CEO of Time who is reviving the brand was actually one of the founders of Allied cycles. They're now building a new factory in South Carolina to bring the resin transfer mold manufacturing process to the USA. The Gravel Ride podcast did an interview with Tony and it is really worth a listen.

[@owensnicholas]

Find somebody who looks at you the way Paul looks at this bike. ;) What a work of art. Maybe I should consider an AdH…I do a lot of climbing.

[@Mapdec]

😂

[@bantolphbantir9605]

I've got an ADHX and the quality is impeccable. Only frame I've had where the instructions explicitly say not to face anything as it's been done at the factory.

[@valmorell]

Can't imagine how I would feel if I scratched it. So great to see a frame that actually walks the walk and isn't just another exercise in bullshit.

[@raduc0m]

I can tell you how I felt, so badly that I sent it to the factory to have it repainted 😂 looked like new after, took a couple of weeks and some hundreads 💲💲💲💲

[@SeeLizGo]

My Time build is almost finished, and this in-depth review just reassured me I have chosen very well for my +1

[@Mapdec]

I hope you are very proud of your new bike. It’s is something very special. Congratulations

[@jasondurand4049]

Love Time! Really glad they are now getting their act together with marketing and showing off these amazing bikes. They have been a sleeper for so long. Very excited you mentioned the fluidity might be coming back - music to my ears and old man back

[@Mapdec]

You will like todays upload.

[@jeffreyborrowman5518]

I recently bought a Scylon. Everything is round where it needs to be round, square and aligned everywhere else. It just works. No stress or fuss

[@SteveBrill]

That frame is a just thing of beauty! You can see why Hambini waxes lyrical about the superb engineering and build quality of a Time frame. I'd better get saving.

[@JohnDoe-yh9gi]

Hambini is a sell out. He endorse chinese frames.

[@kpsig]

I firstly thought this was another advertisement. Then I read all the comments and I feel that such a bike should be in my bucket list…

[@Mapdec]

Sorry it sounded like an ad

[@kpsig]

@@Mapdec This is a Great bicycle/frame. I would do the same

[@briancurrie4378]

Great video. My first quality bike was a TIME VXRS built around 2005. Have ridden it all over Ireland north and south , France , Italy and Spain including Mallorca. In all that I never saw another similar bike!! It has been beautiful to ride while being fast and very comfortable. I still have it and will never sell. I updated recently with a Pinarello F and thought with the passage of so many years I would be blown away with a great difference in every aspect. In truth I didn’t find that which says a lot for the TIME quality in the first place.

[@Mapdec]

Thanks for adding your experience.

[@jagovandermost636]

Seems your efforts in demonstration your "bike knowledge" in a positive way is picked up by Time in assisting you to show their quality. Love this ;-)

[@mpicanza4491]

Looking forward to seeing the ADHX video. It is top of my list as my next No1 bike. Fascinated to know how it rides as I am an old school steel/rim brake guy.. but TIME has caught my attention and opening my mind to moving to a modern carbon/disc brake world.

[@Mapdec]

oh, it is probably the only carbon bike that could tempt a steel fan.

[@mpicanza4491]

@@Mapdec hurry up and get that video up!!!! 😀

[@markrushton1516]

@@Mapdec You should try my Serotta from back in the day.

[@danielotero4484]

Great video I’ve been waiting for Time to update their Aero bike with all hidden cables

[@musicfan1181]

I ve got Time ADH 21 on 11s Ultegra Di. What an incredible bike. I did 14 thousands km in 3 years and I am so happy about it. I bought it by accident and hearing the praise from the industry's experts makes me so happy about my investment.

[@paulstuart9465]

I share your excitement and appreciation for high quality design and workmanship.

[@rainerhormann1962]

I'm so excited for the ride review of the ADH. Just wanted to order one, but now I'm waiting for your review. I really like how obviously passionate you are about bikes. Thanks very much

[@Mapdec]

Thank you.

[@robdogracing]

Yes more Time videos. I test rode an alp d huez and instantly fell in love. Next bike when I have the money is going to be a Time.

[@greghart6310]

What an absolute beauty! Now I see what all the fuss is about! Their methods of carbon layup surpass most small aerospace companies for high-end moulding. Lost wax techniques are mostly used for making fine jewellery, a jewel of a frame indeed!

[@christophgilberg7764]

Your admiration for the build quality is coming across very well. I want one now. Great video, thank you!

[@Mapdec]

Thank you

[@anthonylarson7919]

I did some fancy book learnin' at Purdue and RTM was the reason I bought a Skylon in '16. Riding a TIME get's you a seat at the adult table in my mind.

[@Paddystyx]

Now that’s what I call a review. Excellent. A Time bike is still on my list. When you become a dealer I’ll book a bike fit with you and decide from there.

[@Mapdec]

Think it’s a go, just working out shipping and tax issues. ☺️

[@ronitdebnath]

Thank you for this. Time surpasses everyone's standards.

[@shadowsun33]

Amazingly so I haven't seen them other than on their website and almost instantly came to the conclusions the mechanic in the video did. Simply a masterpiece above all other banged-up-together frames in some of many Chinese factories where even popular brands have their pieces weaved together and charge us significantly more for a frameset than Time does. In fact Time framesets retail at the price a Pinarello would be only if on a really good sale.

[@apoc341]

Definitely going to get a TIME frame in the future. They are beautiful frames.

[@endianAphones]

That frame is gorgeous.

[@dave8212]

That certainly is a beautiful looking frame - one of my rides is a Time VXR ProTeam from the mid 2000's and it still rides real nice! 👍🚴‍♂️

[@markhall6026]

Brilliant video would love to hear as much as possible about Time bikes

[@donschloth5785]

Can’t wait for the ADH review! I’m lusting after this frame! My heart says ADH but my head says ADHX.

[@Mapdec]

By this time next week you should have all our reviews to consider.

[@robertharwood2456]

Stable of Alu and steel bikes. I’d go Carbon for a Time. 100%. More Time content please!

[@tommyfreckmann6857]

Makes me appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship on my Colnago C40!

[@clawdawg7248]

IMO, the C40 is what catapulted carbon to the mainstream.

[@jackiegammon2065]

The 'cool' part of all this is that Time will be in the US and manufacturing frames here in the near future. They will have the option of working with US made carbon fiber and a whole new process with carbon fiber as well. They have had great quality for a long time, and most likely many here can attest to that as well.

[@GiovaniUrrutia]

This is what I’m waiting for. Hoping for a frame update on the ADHX by that time, given that I’m not into road.

[@okantichrist]

Let’s hope the yanks don’t fuck it up 😂

[@kalanihines]

@@okantichrist so worried about that. Glad I already have one just in case!! 😆

[@tonyg3091]

So we need to hurry up and buy our frames while they are still made in Europe using Japanese carbon then.

[@roberteisenbach2289]

​@@okantichrist as an European working in the US manufacturing area I sadly agree 🤐🤫

[@kennethhursey5416]

Thank you for the great video! Time definitely deserves more content. I just purchased an RXRS Ulteam and I’m excited to get that on the road. Looking forward to the Scylon content.

[@aerobrain2001]

Definitely do the Scylon! That’d be a great one to watch

[@ariffau]

Funny thing is how brands like Pinarello, Trek and Specialized charge what they are charging but doesn’t come close when it comes to manufacturing as the lads over at Time

[@mjf1975]

Because the marketing of Trek, Pina etc creates desirability. The more desirable something is, the more you can charge for it Many might also say that for all of the manufacturing excellence of Time, their actual frame ‘design’ could improve - that’s subjective though

[@slowcyclist4324]

Time may be a masterclass in craftsmanship, but as mentioned subjectively their bike are hardly desirable. Anyway it’s not as if having a bike frame that lasts long matters. That’s what my bike insurance is for; when it spoils I’ll just buy a new one.

[@tobiasbouma4071]

@@mjf1975 Fortunate enough to own a pina f12, and I bought it for the looks 100%. Time is vastly superior from a technical perspective, you don't have to win me over at all, but when I throw down that much money I want to see the bike and not have to think about another bike that's prettier. And I've not had any issues with the frame since buying it, so I don't regret going for the f12!

[@daviddjerassi]

What a video and what a frame looks like the Lamborghini of bike frames one lucky Lady with her name on this one i noticed it was hard for you to put the frame down again im looking forward to the build Thank you MC.

[@oguzhanakgun9591]

"It's so tactile, you just kind of want to stroke it and feel it because I have never come across something that's just so nice to have in your hands. It's just, the more you caress it, the more you appreciate something. How these lines curve and just how smooth everything is."

[@Mapdec]

☺️

[@madyogi6164]

You got that real pleasure of holding a true gem. Nice!

[@FlorianAbrahamson]

Loved this video, I have always wanted a TIME.

[@Mapdec]

Thank you

[@mtbpaulcee6164]

Good to hear you’re in one piece! I’ve just changed to a Mips MTB helmet and looking to change my road helmet in the near future… Something I would say is, before buying, make sure you try for fit - I’ve found that the liner can create a slightly different fit, so a new version, of a helmet you’ve been using, may not be a comfortable fit - if a helmet isn’t comfortable, it increases the chance of taking the risk and riding without!

[@jamesbuckingham8073]

I agree 100%! I have a Time ProTeam that I bought in 2007 it was and still is the best handling and riding bike. I ve many bikes in my 30+ years of riding and touring on custom made steel bikes Bruce Gordon touring and a Bernie Mikkelson steel road bike and a number of others. The Time was and is still the most complete two wheeler I've ridden

[@bernhardscharnowsky1990]

Just ordered myself one of these, and of course it's gonna get a bb handmade by my hairdressers favorite rider😁

[@evanjohn503]

great idea to put Vic's components onto Time frame set, look forward to the review

[@neilmckenna236]

Stunning, would love a frame like that 😍

[@johnstrac]

Had a Time Speeder for 10 years, loved it.

[@Megadeth6633]

14:19 cut old cable where the head is, attach new cable to the old one with tape+superglue and leave a seamless transition between them, and simply pull the old cable out while pulling the new one in. Beats taking your cranks out

[@andymci5981]

Please push on and get that dealership. The UK definitely needs some. By the time you've sorted that out ,i should have saved enough to buy one, i'll be your first customer.

[@Mapdec]

I think we will. We don’t usually sell bikes.

[@deanf2259]

@@Mapdec You can get Time in the UK now. Already been to my local shop. I was considering a ADHX and my local shop could get a frame for me to look at. I decided against the ADHX as all road and gravel option for what I think will be the same reason as Paul will discuss on his up coming ride review.

[@uptown710]

This is so cool watching you geek out over this. You’ve gotten me excited. Definitely saving and buying this frame for my first/next build. Thanks man 🙏🏾

[@marcelginter209]

what a beauty, a work of art!

[@paljasvonpinguin]

I routed cables though the BB of a ADH21 (same BB area) with 2 BB cups and bearings in place. Without the central tube this is easy to do. If you want to use a sleeve between cups or one piece BB make sure to install a liner so you can swap inner cables easily.

[@Pablo_Coach]

What liner is durable? In Giant TCR i must change liners for 2-3 gear cable change.

[@paljasvonpinguin]

@Pablo_Coach I have used Jagwire shift liner. 6m per pack (originally for Nokon cables) but they also have sets with 2x brake and 2x shift cable liner.

[@Pablo_Coach]

@@paljasvonpinguin they are durable? How often do You change it?

[@paljasvonpinguin]

@@Pablo_Coach No idea. 90hours ridden over 1.5yrs (2650 km) on this bike and when I pulled my cranks to swap them for full length liners they looked absolutely fine.

[@mee3sy]

Oh hell, ANOTHER bike I've got to save up for!!

[@Mapdec]

Wait until you see Viks in pink. 😳

[@Reanimator999]

As a owner of Time Izon, the predecessor of Alpe d'huez, I can say that Time frame lives up to its name.

[@Mapdec]

Nice.

[@rinkydinkron]

Fellow IZON owner here! Does yours have the fancy front forks with built in suspension?

[@Reanimator999]

@@rinkydinkron Sorry for the late reply. Yes, it has "Activ" fork.

[@Bill-qf7tn]

Thanks for your dedication

[@dalearnold3801]

Great video, looking forward to seeing and hearing your opinion on the ADHX as I have one, cheers

[@Mapdec]

It’s going to be a little controversial

[@tjohnson200]

A true thing of beauty. What a nice bike.

[@davidoliver4567]

I was sold on the Look 765 Optimum. A few weeks ago I saw the Alpe d'Huez frameset in pink. I know that look and color not the greatest reason for choice of bike, but any and all research told me it's a great bike. Now your glowing admiration as well. Bonus, availability in USA, and they will ship frameset with components still in boxes for me to assemble myself...via email they said (at the time) I could be the first haha for the Hambini bottom bracket. I will be waiting impatiently for the rest of your Time series, especially the review of Alpe d'Huez transformation with existing components. Great idea, it should be interesting to see comparison. Keep up the great work, great to see someone who enjoys their job/work/business as much as you obviously do. Good fortune to you...

[@Mapdec]

The ADH and 765 are very very different bikes. But PINK!! 😳

[@davidoliver4567]

For sure, maybe I will have to turn right and head towards Mt Hood instead of left towards the valleys. Seriously I will wait for your further reviews. I know the Look will probably be great for me, though for my entire life in every facet, skis, cars, golf clubs, running shoes (heck, even regular shoes) bikes, etc I have always chosen a bit above my weight, and I can't think I've ever been disappointed. So we shall see 😎 @@Mapdec

[@davidoliver4567]

and just think of the pressure, a 70 year old on a pink ADH, either people will think I am totally crazy or ??... probably depending on how I ride, haha, the pressure!!!

[@DeanPattrick]

Looks an absolutely fantastic frame 🙌😎🇫🇮

[@marcwiart5657]

I ride an old Look kg361. I bought many years ago as a frame. As you say a very steel like ride. It is such a great ride that I have only been tempted by the 585 and Time frames which were far more expensive. I have to agree the finish and attention on Time frames are exceptional. Sad how the bigs have spent out or pushed these superb builders pretty much out of pro cycling. That said the big guys make pretty good stuff.

[@grahamwilkinson6742]

Fantastic bike hopefully one day I will own one 😊

[@brianrainey2739]

I have a beautiful Time cf stem on my Bianchi Team. Just looking at it and touching it is special. Would love a Time frame someday.....

[@bobzuidema3560]

OMG this is actually my second video of you that I'm watching about TIME and I am in love, with TIME that is lol, although you do an amazing job on thesee videos, TIME should pay you lol!

[@MrDazP1adv3ntures]

Really interesting review and what a stunning bike to look at. The carbon looks like it was run through a braiding machine process which are used in the automotive industry for making quite sleeves and electrical harnesses

[@Mapdec]

Yes. That’s the idea.

[@mikefoster3901]

Thanks for sharing Excellent review I'm saving up for a Time bike ❤️

[@Mapdec]

Thank you Mike

[@DP-PhD]

The quality of Time engineering is, dare I say it, timeless 🙄. I had a VXR over 20 years ago, and I’ve had Time forks on a TVT and Vitus over 30 years ago. Always been superb quality. You’d do well to become a dealer I think, matching a quality product with a quality service

[@Mapdec]

Thanks David.

[@mattswain552]

@@Mapdec Completely agreed re: being a dealer. I've been doing a bit of research on Time and it's hard to find a UK dealer - especially a reputable one. What would really be the icing on the cake is if said dealer also had Cycle to Work/Cyclescheme...I'd be there in an instant!

[@rickhutcherson6447]

Your prediction for an actual gravel bike has come true. ADHX 45 thanks to you. I just bought an ADHX at a nice discount. All road, best in the Biz? Thanks for your expertise. 🤘

[@Mapdec]

Very nice!

[@SteveWebster376]

I'm still riding my 2005 VXR and love it! If I were to need a new frame, I wouldnt look at anything other than TIME.

[@migssantino2101]

If you know, you know. TIME BABY💥

[@juni5352]

Time bikes have a special place in my heart. I previously owned a RXR VIP and my gosh, that was sublime. I am a bit sad that they did away with the threaded BB's in favor of PF.

[@imroist]

Made in Slovakia :) been in that factory, amazing experience

[@Mapdec]

Oh wow. I hope I can visit one day.

[@larsholst6147]

That thing is truly a work of art as it cites style elements from former times, when the backend was finished with eg. chrome, as my first frame (a Gianni Motta), just transferred into modern tech and materials. The fact that someone with your expertise can be put to awe in terms of build-quality speaks for itself. Very nerdy, but lovely to listen to your enjoyment, drooling over that thing.

[@Mapdec]

thank you. we see so much expensive junk, it really was nice to be truly impressed.

[@bernarino5942]

So beautiful ❤ I want one!

[@peteT269]

Ok, finally convinced myself. Just bought this exact frame in XL, ultegra di2, campy bora wto 45 wheels, deda finishing kit. Hope it's as good as you say!

[@Mapdec]

Good choice!

[@PeterSdrolias]

Would love a Time or Look. But, my next bike probably gonna be a Ti from T-Lab.

[@i20010]

Amazing stuff!

[@athleteservice_henley]

Just to say thanks for a great video. Both as a Time owner and fan for 14 years (RXRS VIP which has done more miles than all the other bikes I have owned put together and now more recently an ADHX). But also as a Time dealer (with two of us running the shop with engineering backgrounds) for just as long we have seen a lot of changes with Time and it's so good to see the brand finally getting the recognition it has always deserved not only by engineers and those "in the know" but also the more general cycling market. European (or US) made with unbelieavable quality control can only go well and that's before China invade Taiwan when there will be little other choice. It's just a matter of Time!

[@Mapdec]

Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@kamalmalek812]

Thank you for the review. I've been waiting for a replacement to my 10 years old Fluidity for several years now. I hope they won't mess up the geometry and stay true to the old one, with a shorter top tube compared to the competition. I will miss the proprietary head tube system, with its separation of functions. And the integrated seat post. Being able to use standard components is a plus, but I get the feeling they are after cost savings as well. It looks to me that the new ADH is pretty much an ADH21 for ADH01 money.

[@jerryscott9598]

Hi, I'm actually looking at a 10 yr old Fluidity, and was wondering your opinions on them, since I'm assuming you've riding yours a good amount? Anything you needed to change, improve, upgrade? Thanks

[@Godspeed961]

Almost pull the trigger for a Purple ADH '21, but spend some cash from my "bike budget" and finally bought a CInelliSuperstar :D

[@kellrockets101]

I've been on the fence about buying a Time frame.....this might've just pushed me over!

[@Mapdec]

😳

[@johnshellenberg1383]

I was surprised that Time isn't really more expensive than other premium "ultra-bike" frames while it seems no one else actually matches their quality. I've only seen one "in the flesh" as they're very uncommon in Canada and I was blown away by it. I doubt I'd ever be spending that kind of money on a bike, but if I were, the Time would be the one.

[@nstrug]

Especially when you consider they are made in France rather than in a low labour cost country like most other high end frames.

[@baysidessi]

The don't have a huge budget for advertising, marketing, pro teams and riders

[@jamesbuckingham8073]

You will not have buyers remorse once you throw a leg over

[@ulyssepinon9177]

@@nstrug they are not made in France

[@l.d.t.6327]

They are made in Slovakia. But yes, they don't have the marketing budget and aren't sponsoring big teams (anymore). They do the boring frame design / building / selling to customers, but at least their design and build is excellent, and while the prices aren't cheap, you get what you pay for, and contrary to e.g. some big name brands, you almost never hear or see about a faulty Time frame.

[@miivii]

My dream bike. Time Skylon. White.

[@clawdawg7248]

Beautiful video showcasing the beauty of Time. I am fortunate to own 3 of, what I consider, the greatest carbon frames made: Colnago C50, Look 585 and Time Fluidity. All 3 are built and rideable with Di2. I enjoy all of them, regularly.

[@Mapdec]

That is quite a collection 😋

[@jerryscott9598]

Hello clawdawg, I'm considering a 10 yr old Fluidity, curious your thoughts on it. I'm a skilled recreational rider who enjoys a good riding bike, with decent handling and feel, thanks

[@clawdawg7248]

@@jerryscott9598 Assuming all is well with the frame, it can’t be beat. My Fluidity is a 2016 model, which I bought NOS in 2019. Among the 3 I mentioned, the Time is the best all-around performer. The C50 is the most comfortable, the Look the best climber, and the Time the best combination of both.

[@jerryscott9598]

@@clawdawg7248 Thank you kindly for the reply. I decided against it because of tire clearance and a gouge on chain stay, (chain drop), but will keep looking, (even eyeing a Wilier Zero6 & Look 785 RS Huez, both rim brake), which I'm fine with for the cost savings, (just tough to find clearance for 28-30mm tires). The Wilier has 28mm tires on Bora Ultra wheels. Cheers

[@clawdawg7248]

@@jerryscott9598 I run HED Belgium+ on all my setups (four total), with Conti 25 tubeless. Actual tire width on the wide rims measure 28mm. Ride is supple as hell. Good luck.

[@stevemahoney1733]

I had a VXRS worldstar, wish I hadn't sold it. I nicknamed it "More" because it was the only bike I've ridden that became more stable the faster it went. It seemed to align with the planets at about 33k's per hour

[@Mapdec]

Love that feeling.

[@n22pdf]

Great review.. beautiful frame amazing quality😊🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🏅❤️‍🔥

[@Mapdec]

Thank you.

[@vinaass]

I try many upscale bikes with famous name but there is nothing to compare with Time Scylon that are combined with Dura Ace Di2! It’s dream technology come true!❤

[@Albdentist]

The ride, it’s about the feel when riding. Very different than a traditional monocoque. Solid, a more grounded, planted feel, the monocoque in comparison feels like I’m riding a plastic hollow tube, quite a bit more skittish on the pavement. I think the best comparison is the Time feels more like a steel bike in the ride quality… My .02 cents

[@ryannelson9256]

Excellent video, and I really appreciate you taking the same attention to the details that Time clearly did. Question: with Time frames and Hambini bottom brackets being two examples of exceptional engineering and finish, is there an equivalent you've noticed for wheels? E.g., Enve's US-made wheels, or Mavic, or any others? I'm trying to imagine a best-of quality build and wheels are a clear next question. Cheers!

[@Mapdec]

Oh. Good question. Chris King hubs for sure. Enve don’t build with them anymore. Not really a fan. For the best of the best rims. Umm. Maybe Faucon, Reserve, or Princeton.

[@l.d.t.6327]

Look no further than campagnolo wheels. Ofcourse they now have to catch up with rim width these days and they aren't particularly fast in doing so, but few wheels are better build, and longer lasting than the ones designed in Vicenza.

[@amjustin3048]

Thanks 😃

[@sampeck9235]

I bought a Focus Evo Cayo CF LSD. Absolutely love it. ❤💣😈

[@scottwatson7844]

Stunning frame and sounds like a similar set up to Bianchi with there counter vail.

[@Reej23]

Hammer down ride center opening in the U.S. outside of DC. The only exclusive TIME bike ride center. Look for it the end of June.

[@Mapdec]

Oh wow.

[@JFomo]

Looked up the prices of these frames and I must say, they're not bad compare to many other mainstream brands.

[@Mapdec]

Yes. Cheaper than a lab71

[@simonalexandercritchley439]

You look like a man in Love. About time we had a closer look (see what I did there). It would be a smart business move to become a dealer since you both have similar ethos. Everything looks great,really like that magenta colour it reminds me of team Deutsche Telecom era.

[@Mapdec]

It’s a big investment for a small profit margin. If the volume of sales are there it is ok.

[@anthonymiller4004]

Build the Sclyon really keen to hear your thoughts on the comparison

[@kris8165]

Actually, you can see quite a few imperfections on that frame, you really have to look, but, they are there 😅 Greetings from Croatia from Kris 😎

[@Pablo_Coach]

What imperfections?

[@tonyg3091]

Very much looking forward to the ride test. This could very well replace the Colnago C68 as the No1 bike in my “ I want that so much”list.

[@Mapdec]

It’s already out. A few weeks ago now. Enjoy.

[@tonyg3091]

@@Mapdec You mean the test of the pink one? I was hoping you will do a test as the lady in that video is riding S size and I would like to hear what someone close to my size (L)-taller and heavier thinks about it.

[@edwoodsnowden]

I have a Felt AR4 2018 not a very popular make in the UK Felt, but the frame is also a work of art!!

[@Mapdec]

Yes. Whatever happened to Felt. Not seen one in ages.

[@deanf2259]

Did you have put this video up lol. Totally agree on how wonderful 4K weave looks (I have a Look 595 in non painted 4K weave and just clear coat finish). The one question if makes me ask is this a comment on the quality of Time or the quality of the rest of the bike manufactures who change premium price without premium quality control.

[@Mapdec]

Great question. An S-Works is significantly more expensive than an ADH.

[@DerRofflers]

those frames are almost too beautiful to ride

[@bantolphbantir9605]

I recently built up an ADHX and really had to force myself to take it out and get it dirty.