Ritte Crossberg
04-20-24, 07:51 PM
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Ritte Crossberg
I have the opportunity to purchase a Ritte Crossberg frame in carbon with cantilever brakes. I want to build it up with a 1x10 system I run on my old Specialized mountain bike. My plan is to make up a gravel bike with this frame. Anyone familiar with this frame/bike? Is it decent quality and would make a good gravel/road bike?
04-21-24, 12:50 PM
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No insight so far. I guess what I am looking for is if it is a frame that would suit these purposes. I bought a MTB frame last year with the idea to build it into something similar. I hit a roadblock when I realized it used some things like pressed in BB, tapered headtube, that kind of thing, I wasn't into exploring that kind of thing. I want a basic rim brake bike with decent tire clearance, 700c wheel and 1 1/8" headtube with threaded BB shell. Something I can find older parts for and make it work.
04-21-24, 01:26 PM
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You should post frame spec and details.
I googled it, saw carbon versions, and closed the tab because I didn't want to search around for what version/model you are asking about.
Maybe there is someone with actual experience with the exact bike on here, but that's a small brand that has never been super popular or had a vocal dedicated following.
Just seeing the frame specs and geometry would allow some to comment on what you could likely expect.
I googled it, saw carbon versions, and closed the tab because I didn't want to search around for what version/model you are asking about.
Maybe there is someone with actual experience with the exact bike on here, but that's a small brand that has never been super popular or had a vocal dedicated following.
Just seeing the frame specs and geometry would allow some to comment on what you could likely expect.
04-21-24, 02:10 PM
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You should post frame spec and details.
I googled it, saw carbon versions, and closed the tab because I didn't want to search around for what version/model you are asking about.
Maybe there is someone with actual experience with the exact bike on here, but that's a small brand that has never been super popular or had a vocal dedicated following.
Just seeing the frame specs and geometry would allow some to comment on what you could likely expect.
I googled it, saw carbon versions, and closed the tab because I didn't want to search around for what version/model you are asking about.
Maybe there is someone with actual experience with the exact bike on here, but that's a small brand that has never been super popular or had a vocal dedicated following.
Just seeing the frame specs and geometry would allow some to comment on what you could likely expect.
https://www.theproscloset.com/produc...te-bosberg-l-1
This is the same paint and size as the frame I am looking at. The gentleman is selling it for $450.
04-21-24, 09:53 PM
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