Serotta CTI Bike Frame, Fork, Colorado Ti, Naked Titanium, 58CM, Large

Description

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Some cool info you may want:

S# CT 58 139

Through it all, the constant droning of social media critics, empty shelves and masks over faces, high gas prices at the pumps, the infestation of e-Bikes, e-scooters, e-mono wheels, e-skateboards on our roads and trails, one thing holds constant. the enduring love of Serotta and its classic ride. The constant underlying opinion of any cyclists who’s ever owed a Serotta bike, prefers it above all others. The precision of the frame, it’s elegance and it’s reputation make riding these an absolute dream. Hand built in the USA, the Colorado Titanium frame is a tribute to cycling in Colorado. Lightweight and stiff, yet has that characteristic Ti feel, absorbing bumps and gliding smoothly over pavement, this frame was and is still a favorite of anyone who’s ever ridden it. It’s compliant and extremely durable nature has made it popular for not only pavement enthusiasts, but also for gravel grinders, cross riders and touring. It features pannier mounts on the rear stays, a carbon fork with a smooth rake, and Colorado Concept tubing. This frame pays tribute to Vecchio’s Bicicletteria (located in Boulder Colorado) with decaling on the top tube.  So, stop drooling and make your cycling dreams come true with your first ride on a Serotta frame.

Colorado Concept tubing – The details are in the engineering. You might not notice at first, but the seat tube, chainstays and seat stays are remarkably designed to maximize performance (handling, accelerating) while negating the harsh rides that performance bike typically have. The seat tube widens as it approaches the bottom bracket. The seat stays are narrow at the top, widen towards the middle and narrow again at the dropouts. The chainstays also taper towards the dropouts and are thicker at the bottom bracket shell. They also have a gentle “S” curve. The combined geometry of the CC tubing produces a bike that glides comfortably and responds with precision.

Condition:

Description provided in our video.

Excellent condition, almost perfect. The “C” decal on the right top tube has worn off. That’s it.

Sizing and fit:

• Please note, if the frame size is not indicated on the frame itself, we will use the top tube effective reach to determine the frame size.
• Measurements: c-c = center to center, t-c = top to center, t-b=top to bottom.
• Posted vs measured – if the frame has a measurement in print, that’s the measurement used (posted), otherwise, if measured with calipers or tape, the measurement will be identified as (measured).
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  • • Frame size: Large#58 cm (measured)
    • A Top Tube (effective) c-c: 58cm (measured)
    • B. Seat Tube t-c: 60.5 cm (measured)
    • C. Down Tube c-c: 64.5 cm (measured)
    • F. Head Tube t-b: 17 cm (measured)
    • D. Chain Stay c-c: #42 cm (measured)
    • Steerer Tube: 1“
    • Rear Dropout spacing: # 130mm
    • Wheel: 700c
• Included with the frame
  • • Front fork: YES 
    • Cable guides: YES 
    • Rear Derailleur hangar: YES – Titanium Brazeon
    • Water bottle screws: YES
    • Seat clamp: YES

  Sizing to Build – What do I need to build up this frame?

  * The equipment below is NOT INCLUDED with the frame. The measurements are for your information only.

  1. 1. Headset needed: Recommended Headset type:  External threaded : 30 mm cup / 26.5 mm crown
     2.  Bottom Bracket needed: Shell width: 68 mm BC: 1.37 x 24 English
     3. Stem needed: Steerer tube: quill
     4. Seatpost needed: Diameter: 27.2 mm
     5. Front Derailleur needed: Type / size: 35 mm Clamp size
     6. Brakes needed: Type: Cantilever Rim

  Weights

  • • Frame weight: # 1500 g / 3.3 lbs
    • Fork weight: # 650 g / 1.4 lbs

  Materials:

  • • Frame: # Titanium
    • Fork: # Carbon / steel (steerer)