That picture is extremely misleading:
1.It has Di2 with an RX RD. You ain't getting Di2 for $3,800, you're getting mechanical Ultegra. Add $700 for Di2.
2. It has some fairly nice Mavic wheels. Again, you're not getting that at $3,800, you're getting cheap-o OEM Visions. Price isn't listed for the Mavics, figure $300-$400 additional.
3. It has the Ti seatpost and stem, as you rightly point out you're not getting that, you're getting cheap-o FSA stuff. Add $420 for both.

You're looking at something like ~$5,400 at least as shown. Still a very good deal for what you're getting, don't get me wrong. I guess the frame, saddle and tires in the picture are correct, lol.

looks good.. the only downside I see it weight (compared to an u.p.p.e.r).. and that sloping TT is a little much on the bike in the picture.

Ok updated in the original post I bought a exploro.

Great choice, I love mine! I think it’s the best bike I’ve ever owned, so versatile.

No cannondale topstone love?

nice looking ride.. and wholly seat drop. I started with 7 and now I'm at 5cm and I like it. I'm gonna add a dropper soon for the descents.

I know tons of drop! maybe i'll turn the stem around and go up a bit. i did notice my back was feeling tightish about 2.5 hours in. Such a fun purchase!

Pics? Build?

Is there a dropper that works with the Exploro? I thought the D-shaped seat post meant it wasn’t comparable with any dropper posts.

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Matt

sorry I meant I was adding a dropper to my gravel bike (not a 3T)...

After watching this thread, my drooling over the Lynskey was put into shove. Ordered it Friday. Looks like we are both getting bikes. :). I got the frame set, not an entire bike.

Up on top I detailed it out, I need to add more pics.