Sfarrapa II

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849,00 €

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We’ve named our fantastic new Gravel frame Sfarrapa II! This bike is perfect for long distances and big adventures! It’ll take you to the most remote places. The Sfarrapa II is the perfect bike for bikepacking! It’s fast and comfortable, making it ideal for exploring the great outdoors. Just picture it! You’re sleeping under a starry sky, miles from anywhere.

The Sfarrapa II is built with the amazing high-end CrMo 4130 tubes and is available in two colors: British Racing Green and Sand. ! This incredible frame can be used with one or two chainrings and was designed for both 700c and 650b size wheels! And there’s more! It comes with internal cable routing from the downtube or integral from the headset, both compatible with the Shimano Di2 electronic shifting system. The new bottom bracket type T47 is perfect for routing all cables inside, making it easier to maintain and keeping it looking spick and span.

The Sfarrapa II is compatible with the new SRAM UDH Full Mount rear derailleurs and dropper seatposts with inner routing.

The best fork option for the Sfarrapa is a 400 mm long fork with an offset of 52 mm. You can buy this frame as a Kit that includes carbon fiber fork and headset.

Specifications

CrMo 4130 double butted frame

Internal routing cables from downtube

Wheels 700 x 50c or 650b x 2.2″

Rear axle with replaceable 12x142mm dropout, axle and dropout included

Compatible with the SRAM UDH Full Mount rear derailleurs type.

Head tube for ZS44/ZS44 (normal) o ZS44/EC44 (tapered) headset

Seat clamp included

For 27.2mm diameter seatpost

Frame weight (size M/L): 2556 grams

Designed for 400mm fork with 52mm Rake

Our models are named after unique characters that once lived in the small village in Northeastern Portugal where Pedro Jerónimo was born and raised. Esfarrapa, hence our model’s name Sfarrapa, was a very well-known smuggler. He knew every single trail and path in the area, and would travel forever, always dressed as a beggar, although he was a pretty wealthy man. Esfarrapa’s life was an adventurous one. Man of many “talents”, the unlikely fact that he could speak Latin helped him with another scam. He ended up baptizing children, disguised as a priest, in the neighboring Spanish villages, during the Civil War.

*Esfarrapar means tear, strip apart, in Portuguese. Esfarrapar is slang for riding fast!