Custom Hardtail MTB Build - SRAM T-Type Transmission AXS

Installed the new SRAM T-type Transmission AXS group onto this custom geometry titanium hardtail. This aggressive geo hardtail is gonna SHRED.
Build:
Waltly Ti
Fox Racing Shox 36 Grip2
Santa Cruz Reserve 30 HD, Industry Nine Hubs
Sram Transmission X0 AXS
Comment if you'd like more details on the custom frame or the build.
Music:
Polaris - Pool Hopping

[@therealridedmc]

Taking an angle grinder to a custom titanium frame is certainly a bold move. You are made of firmer stuff than I am, that’s for certain. 😂

[@GokkunGuru]

Great video. Was Walty frame not designed to accommodate the extra 2.5mm outboard shift of T Type cassette?

[@Tuaans16]

Nice bike man🥰

[@oruwu]

Thanks ✌️

[@I3ene1]

First of all, banger track. How much did you pay for the frame and how progressive did you get with the geo? What hta and sta are we talking? Im also planning on doing a hardtail through waltly this year :)

[@oruwu]

It was kinda a lot of $$$... HT: 63deg, STA: 77.5deg

[@I3ene1]

damn thats progressive. What does a lot mean, 1700$

[@thanasimamais320]

How many mm of travel on the fork?

[@miindthegaap]

Very nice bike. Did you make the frame yourself?

[@oruwu]

Designed the geo, but built by Waltly

[@davidhauton7643]

What type of person takes an angle grinder to a custom frame? Not very 'custom' if you ask me.....

[@oruwu]

Thanks for your comment David Hauton - It was me! The frame wasn't compatible with transmission, but was a UDH drop out - didn't realize there was an incompatibility when ordering. What do you ride?

[@50whatnomadtravelnursemtb5]

That’s bad design if you’ve got to grind on a ti frame…thanks god it wasn’t carbon lol