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OwenC
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Feb 3, 2024 at 21:51
Feb 3, 2024
No. 22 Drifter - Titanium Gravel Bike - 58cm XL
$5250 USDNo.22 Drifter Titanium Gravel Bike. top of the line custom titanium. check out a few reviews and their website for more info. I am the second owner and just don't have enough time to ride, so I'm thinning the stable a bit
https://22bicycles.com/products/2024-drifter-1?variant=42682540523693https://theradavist.com/no-22-bicycle-co-drifter-adventure-gravel-bike-review/
https://cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/gear-reviews/bikesframes/review-no-22-drifter-x/
Geo chart for this build is in the photo gallery.
You can configure this new on No.22's site to see the deal here. This is ~$12,000 new....plus the lead time to get it
Dimensions:
effective TT (center to center): 595mm
Head Tube: 190mm
Seat Tube (center to center): 575mm
Chainstay: 435mm
Fork axle to crown: 397 mm
Stem: 105mm
My size: 6'4" and it fits me well
Here are some of the specs;
custom, anodized titanium frame (see the anodization in the pics) with internal routing for Di2
no.22 carbon fork with internal routing
Shimano Dura Ace shifters - Di2
Shimano Dura Ace Power Meter crank
Shimano Ultegra RX Di2 derailleurs
Di2 display
Enve Gravel Bars - 44cm
Thomson Elite stem
No 22 headset cap
Thomson Elite seatpost - zero setback
saddle - pictured saddle not included but I have a few to pick from that I can install
Chris King - T47 Bottom Bracket
DT Swiss CR1600 wheelset - 700c (you can also fit fatter tires with 650c wheels on this bike)
Rene Herse 38mm tires (I also have a spare set of Rene Herse knobbies I can include for extra)
Tubolito tubes
Dura Ace Disc Brakes - 180mm rear rotor with a special adapter from Peak Torque and a 160mm front
Selling
Oct 21, 2021 at 15:03
Oct 21, 2021
Guru Titanium Custom XC Hardtail 29er
$3000 USDMoved in with the lady and had a baby, apparently not life events that play well with stables of bikes.....though I still do strongly recommend both!
Here's a rare one. A Guru titanium mountain bike. Full custom geometry and build. This one rides like an XL. I'm 6'4" and it fits me great. XC geometry. Cable routing along the top tube.
Head tube 14.5cm
Top Tube c-c 64.1cm
Seat tube c-t 535 (655 virtual)
Seat tube angle 74°
Head tube angle 72°
BB drop 62
Chainstay length 44cm
I bought this from the original owner and rebuilt it. Components include
Wheels: Chris King to Race Face Arc 27mm rims. Had these built at Studio Velo in Mill Valley. Rear Hub is 135mm spacing with the DT swiss thru axle; front hub is Boost 110mm
Tires: Maxxis Ardent Race 2.2/Maxxis Ikon 2.2
Groupset: Shimano XT 2x10 including disc brakes
Dropper Post: Fox Transfer with Wolf Tooth lever (100mm drop...most I could fit at my height on this frame)
Fork: Fox 34 Factory 130mm with Fit4 Damper. Great shape and includes mudguard as seen in pictures
Headset: Cane Creek
BB: Shimano XT
Chain: XT
Saddle: Selle Italia
Pedals: Platform Odyssey
Stem: Paul BoxCar
Handlebars: Easton Carbon 720mm
bottle cages: not included
Selling
Oct 21, 2021 at 15:00
Oct 21, 2021
Santa Cruz Tallboy CC XXL
$2900 USDSanta Cruz Tallboy CC XXL. Here's the link to the geometry, etc
Santa Cruz does run a bit small I find, but for reference I'm 6'4" and this fits me really well:
https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/bike/tallboy/3
Have a toddler now and too many bikes so trying to thin out the stable. Bike has been well maintained and never crashed.
I've attached images of the specs. I bought this from Backcountry/Competitive and did a custom build, but definitely check the images for additional info:
Wheelset: Industry 9 Enduro 305 (with the straight pull aluminum spokes; set up tubeless)
Tires: Maxxis Minion DHF DHR2 (I also have a bunch of other Maxxis tires if you'd prefer those. Set up tubeless
Fork: Fox 34 Factory 120mm with Fit4 damper (includes MudGuard)
Shock: Fox (standard shock for this bike)
Seatpost: Rock Shox Reverb 170mm
Crank: Race Face Next SL Carbon 175mm with Absolute Black Oval chainring (I swapped these out after purchase)
BB: Cane Creek Hellbender (almost new)
Headset: Cane Creek
Stem: Renthal 50mm
Bars: Enve DH 800mm (untrimmed)
Brakes and Levers: Sram Guide RSC
Rotors: Sram 205mm front rotor: 180mm rear
Rear Derailleur: Sram XX1
Cassette: Sram XX1 10/42
Chain: Sram XX1
Saddle: Fizik Thar
Pedals: Canfield Brothers Crampon in blue to match the decals (not included in price but negotiable)
Selling
Oct 21, 2021 at 14:58
Oct 21, 2021
Seven Cycles Axiom 58cm XL - Steel with Enve wheels
$2900 USDSeven Axiom steel frameset with Seven custom carbon fork. I have detailed dimensions in the images here but this is definitely an XL, despite it being a closest to a 58cm in standard sizing. For reference, I'm 6'4" and it fits me perfectly
seat tube: 58cm
effective top tube: 58.4cm
head tube: 23.2cm
chainstay 41.9cm
max tire width recommended is 28 (I have 28s on it right now too)
Headset Chris King
Bottom Bracket: Shimano Ultegra
Crank: Ultegra 6800
Derailleurs: Ultegra 6800
shifters/levers: Ultegra 6800
brake calipers: Ultegra 6800
Wheelset: ENVE SES 3.4 version 2, with Enve Hubs. This is the second gen wheelset with the textured brake track
Quick Release: Shimano Dura Ace
Tires: Rene Herse 28mm
Seatpost: Thomson Elite setback
Stem: FSA 110mm
Bars: 3T Carbon
Saddle: Brooks Cambium Carbon
Pedals: Ultegra clipless
custom steel, Seven, Seven Cycles, Enve, Ultegra, handbuilt, bespoke, steel, Independent Fabrication, Serotta, NAHBS, custom
Selling
Oct 21, 2021 at 14:46
Oct 21, 2021
Paul Taylor Custom Steel Road 61cm XL
$850 USDI picked up this bike from an old colleague and just don't have room for it in the house these days. The bike is beautiful though!
One thing anyone needs to know is that it looks like the frame may need some repair. The downtube/headtube junction shows what might be some cracks. The bike is steel and fillet brazed and I just haven't had a chance to get it fixed. I've priced it a bit lower than I would otherwise for the expected repairs
Frame: Taylor Steel road frame. Taylor made beautiful custom bikes in Marin (used to sell them at Bicycle Odyssey in Sausalito but apparently he moved to Montana few years back). This is made from Columbus Spirt tubing and is fillet brazed. Additionally the fork is a custom steel creation with a beautiful paneled crown and tapered blades. Rides wonderfully.
Dimensions:
Top Tube (center to center): 61cm
Seat Tube (center to center): 60cm
Head tube: 22.5cm
Chainstay: 41.8cm
This is definitely an XL and suitable for someone in the 6'3 - 6'6" range
Wheels: DT Swiss 350 to H Plus Son Archetype rims with DT Swiss Double butted spokes. Handbuilt at Bespoke Cycles in San Francisco (also have a set of Enve SES 3.4 version 2 wheels I could swap for additional cost)
Tires: Continental Grand Prix 4000 28mm
Derailleurs: Campagnolo Chorus 11
Crankset: Campagnolo Record carbon (with new chainrings)
Cassette: Campagnolo Chorus (new)
Chain: Campagnolo Record
Brakes: Campagnolo Chorus
Levers/Shifters: Campagnolo Chorus carbon
Stem: Easton 100mm
Bars: Deda RHM 01
Headset: Chris King
BB: Campagnolo (new)
Post: Thomson Elite (zero setback)
Saddle: Specialied Romin
Pedals: not included but I have some I could throw on here
OwenC mikekazimer's article
Jan 29, 2021 at 9:59
Jan 29, 2021
Opinion: 7 Things All New Mountain Bikes Should Have
threaded bottom brackets with 30mm spindle cranks are a bit of a headache. Can't tell you how many bottom brackets I've gone through. Those bearings are tiny and the seals usually suck. Maybe T47 as a standard would be better than BSA?
