Originally Posted by
EdwinHeadwind
You are mistaken. The steel is custom-drawn Japanese tubing, in which the tubes are butted specifically for each frame size, and the fork is an Enve CX that weighs 461 grams. The Rockitship that I rode was a prototype, but if the final version is anything like it, it's perhaps the smoothest riding bicycle I've ever thrown a leg over. Telepathic handling. If I had the scratch, one would be in my garage right now.
We Hold A Torch For Chromoly | Fairdale Bikes
That is one giant blurb of marketing speak on that page. Not a single mention of tube sizes or any of the sort.
Now using Fairlight as an example.
- Custom butted and formed Reynolds 853/853-DZB front triangle.
- Custom 0.8/0.5./0.8 Reynolds 853 top tube. 20 x 30mm oval.
- Custom 1.0/0.8/0.5/0.8 Reynolds 853 Gravel DZB (double zonal butted) down tube. 30 x 40mm bi-oval.
- Custom formed 4130 rear end. 19mm round chainstays @ 0.9mm wall thickness. 14mm non-taper seat stays @ 0.8mm wall thickness.