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Esprit Classic - Frameset

Name: Esprit Classic - Frameset
Brand: Ritte
SKU: RTHEECRE249
Price: 2950.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (17 reviews)

$ 2,950.00

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BUILD SPECIFICATIONS

FRAMESET

FRAME & FORK	Blend of Toray Japan High Mod and Intermediate carbon fiber
HEADSET	Stainless Steel IS52 sealed bearing headset
BOTTOM BRACKET	T47 External
FRONT AXLE	12mm x 100mm
REAR AXLE	12mm x 142mm
BRAKE TYPE	Hydraulic Disc - 160mm rotors front and rear
CABLE ROUTING	Fully-internal
WARRANTY	Limited Lifetime Warranty

GEOMETRY

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Seat Tube (Center-Top)	428	463	499	512	528	547
Head Tube	105	125	140	155	170	190
Head Angle	72	72.5	73	73	73.5	74
Top Tube	518	535	550	565	580	596
Seat Angle	74.5	74	73.5	73	73	72.75
Stack	513	532	549	562	579	598
Reach	374	382	387	393	403	411
Wheelbase	982	993	987	999	1006	1020
BB Drop	76	74	74	72	72	70
Chainstay	420	420	415	415	415	420
Fork Rake	50	50	45	45	42	42

If you have any concern about fit or sizing please email us at support@ritteracing.com and we would be glad to make sure you get the best fitting bike possible.

FAQs

WILL THIS FRAME WORK WITH MECHANICAL GROUPSETS?

All modern road groupsets have gone electronic - to optimize for the most current technology, we’ve decided to fully embrace electronic shifting.

CAN I GET AN EXTRA DERAILLEUR HANGER?

We chose to design for the SRAM UDH (Universal Derailleur Hanger) because replacement hangers are easily available globally in bike shops or online. Gone are the days of having to hunt for obscure replacement hangers.

WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE IF I CHANGE MY FORK RAKE WITH ONE OF THE “FLIP CHIPS”?

Great question, and one deserving more explanation. Click here for a larger discussion on geometry and handling, including why we use different fork rakes for different frame sizes. The short answer is your frame will come with the correct offset insert, and that is the one we recommend sticking with.

General Ritte FAQs can be found here