Conversion of an integer to a binary string

using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace ConsoleInterfaces
{
    enum FormatOptions
	{
        none,
	    separateNibbles,
        separateBytes,
        trimLeadingZeros
	}

    class Program 
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("CONVERSION TO BINARY OF SOME INTEGERS.");
            Console.WriteLine("Different formats used.");
            Console.WriteLine();
            Console.WriteLine("-10 is: {0}", convertToBits(-10, FormatOptions.separateNibbles));
            Console.WriteLine("1234 is: {0}", convertToBits(1234, FormatOptions.separateBytes));
            Console.WriteLine("12345678 is: {0}", convertToBits(12345678, FormatOptions.none));
            Console.WriteLine();
            Console.WriteLine("Standard conversion of 1234:");
            var result = Convert.ToString(1234, 2);
            Console.WriteLine(result);
            Console.ReadLine();
        }

        static public string convertToBits(int num, FormatOptions Options)
        {
            const int nibbleSize = 4;
            const int byteSize = 8;
            const int bitMask = 1;
            const int intSize = sizeof(int) * byteSize;

            StringBuilder bitStr = new StringBuilder();
            int bit = 0;

            for (int pos = intSize - 1; pos >= 0 ; pos--)
            {
                // Shift right, number of positions, and AND with num                   
                bit = num & (bitMask << pos);

                // Append a char to bitStr depending on whether bit true=1 or false=0
                bitStr.Append(bit == 0 ? '0' : '1');               
            }
            switch (Options)
            {
                case FormatOptions.separateNibbles:
                    return splitInsert(bitStr.ToString(), nibbleSize, " | ");
                case FormatOptions.separateBytes:
                    return splitInsert(bitStr.ToString(), byteSize, " ");
                case FormatOptions.trimLeadingZeros:
                    return bitStr.ToString().TrimStart('0');
                default: // = FormatOptions.none
                    break;
            }
            return bitStr.ToString();
        }

        // split a string in smaller groups, insert a string between
        // each group and concatenate.
        static public string splitInsert(string str, int splitWidth, string insertStr)
        {
            var results = str.Select((ch, i) => new { ch, i })
                                .GroupBy(x => x.i / splitWidth)
                                .Select(gr => String.Concat(gr.Select(y => y.ch)));
            return String.Join(insertStr, results);
        }
        // LINQ *********************************************************************
        // results will be an Enumerable collection of strings
        // out of the string of zeros and ones from bitStr, we select new anonymous objects
        // consisting of a char and an index ( new { ch, i})
        // next, we group those objects according to splitWidth and index
        // eg. if splitWidth is 4 the first group will consist of objects with index 0,1,2 and 3
        // the second group will consist of objects with index 4,5,6 and 7 and so on.
        // and lastly we select each char in each group and concatenate the chars together         
    }
}