Carver Titanium Bike, 59ish cm, Enve 2.0, New Shimano R7000 drivetrain, A23 wheels
06-27-19, 09:21 AM
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Carver Titanium Bike, 59ish cm, Enve 2.0, New Shimano R7000 drivetrain, A23 wheels
Frameset only now for sale. Please see my later posting.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/NSzc6Zo9Y8wBDdsp9
Selling my all-around favorite bike of the 50 or so I've owned over the last 15 years. I've tried them all and this was my best all around pavement machine. Selling only due to being forced into electronic shifting by f-ing aging thumb joints. Custom designed for me in collaboration with Davis Carver at Carver Bikes. This was designed somewhat in the spirit of Rivendell Rambouillets I had owned in the past. Not too upright, just long enough, and with an longer headtube for all-day comfort for my style of riding. Davis built this with my 185 lbs. in mind and me telling him about my love to stand to climb riding style. Chainstays are bit bigger than smaller and we butted the downtube. I specified flat rear dropouts cuz I'm not fond of the hooded ones.
Fork is Enve 2.0 with blacked out logos. Steerer length is 310mm and the fork works fine with a real 28mm tire. The rear works fine with a 28mm Conti 4000 that measures 30mm on these A23 rims.
$800 shipped for frame, fork, red bits.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/NSzc6Zo9Y8wBDdsp9
Selling my all-around favorite bike of the 50 or so I've owned over the last 15 years. I've tried them all and this was my best all around pavement machine. Selling only due to being forced into electronic shifting by f-ing aging thumb joints. Custom designed for me in collaboration with Davis Carver at Carver Bikes. This was designed somewhat in the spirit of Rivendell Rambouillets I had owned in the past. Not too upright, just long enough, and with an longer headtube for all-day comfort for my style of riding. Davis built this with my 185 lbs. in mind and me telling him about my love to stand to climb riding style. Chainstays are bit bigger than smaller and we butted the downtube. I specified flat rear dropouts cuz I'm not fond of the hooded ones.
Fork is Enve 2.0 with blacked out logos. Steerer length is 310mm and the fork works fine with a real 28mm tire. The rear works fine with a 28mm Conti 4000 that measures 30mm on these A23 rims.
$800 shipped for frame, fork, red bits.
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06-30-19, 11:22 AM
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Very nice bike at a real good price. Too big for me and not in the market for another road bike. If you do not need the money now, have some patience and wait before dropping price more. Is it listed only in the forums?
