Looks like a bargain to me

[Venod]

so I really don't know how much better a high-end branded titanium frame would be.

IMO high-end (aka more expensive) are no better, I have said this before, so apologies for repeating myself.

I have had six Ti frames, the OnOne Pickenflick being by far the cheapest and the best.

I have just built a Spa Elan Ti, they have a new frameset so were selling the old off, but it was more expensive than the OnOne, I went to buy a steel Elan but couldn't resit the Ti.

 

[vickster]

what are the warranties like on the PX frames/bikes?

2 years? Lifetime on the Titus Ti
https://www.planetx.co.uk/help/warranty
The Ti London Road is about £1500 depending on spec

 

[Johnno260]

2 years? Lifetime on the Titus Ti
https://www.planetx.co.uk/help/warranty
The Ti London Road is about £1500 depending on spec

ah I was looking at a different warranty page.

I was looking at the Spitfire, it's tempting. I never used SRAM much so have no idea on how it compares really to 105 and the campaq veloce on my Ribble.

 

[cougie uk]

I've the To Tempest with SRAM Force. I've also got a winter bike with Ultegra. I really don't think there's much to choose between Shimano and SRAM. I'd have either.
It is a lovely bike with chunky tyres to help on crappy roads we have now.

 

[Milzy]

Thanks @Venod! Off the back of this thread I’m the proud owner of a hurricane frame. It came with a fork, too! (but no unsightly pewter badge, so the head tube remains unsullied )

I just need to get a bike’s worth of components and learn how to build the thing, now

How long did yours take to arrive? Why are the frame sets not supplied with the ghastly badge but full bikes are?