Eriksen Cycles

Here is my ideal travel bike (well, other than the Campy groupset on there; I am a SRAM lover myself); a nice titanium frame with S&S couplers and a titanium seatpost/stem, and a pair of sweet custom wheels using coated Kinlin rims and Alchemy hubs.

Seven Axiom

Here is a weight-weenie friendly one with Campy Super Record 11, THM Clavicula crankset and Lightweight wheels.  Good job with the matching bar tape/saddle and fork/stem, too.

Merckx Leader MX

Classic frame with modern components, beautifully executed:

Specialized Tarmac SL2

Custom painted light blue, and weighs under 6 kg with SRAM Red and Reynolds wheels (details here):

Berk PT4-Nano

This frame is handmade by an independent "amateur" builder (Jure Berk) out of Slovenia.  This is his fourth prototype frame which utilizes carbon nano-fiber technology; hence the PT4-Nano designation.  As you can see, there is nothing amateur about his work.  He also does great work with custom integrated seatpost - saddle combos and other carbon fiber parts.

Shown here with SRAM Red and Lightweight Ventoux wheels.  More details here.

Colnago C50

In the PR38 color scheme, built up with Campy Super Record 11 and Hyperon Ultra wheels:

Colnago EPS

"Erik Zabel" edition, with Shimano Dura Ace and Lightweight wheels:

Colnago M10

Tasty Italian carbon fiber (well, Taiwanese actually but I will let that slide), built up with SRAM Red and Rotor 3D+ crankset (not sure about the wheels):

Spooky Skeletor

Built up with Campy 10-speed and Edge shallow carbon tubular wheels:

Parlee Z1

In weight weenie mode with Campy 10-speed, THM Clavicula crankset, AX Lightness seatpost / saddle and (what I believe are) custom built Enve wheels:

Moots Compact SL

With SRAM Red and Edge wheels:

Same bike in a slightly different configuration:

Look 586

Built up with SRAM Red, SRAM S900 crankset with the power2max powermeter, and Lightweight wheels. 

De Rosa Neo Primato

Bellissime!