Txabardo II Ti CC Kit

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3.199,00 € – 3.499,00 €

EU shipping included.

We are thrilled to introduce the Txabardo II Ti, our new downcountry frame, designed to conquer the most challenging and technical trails! This incredible frame offers the best of both worlds! It has amazing downhill capacities thanks to its head angle of 65 degrees and its long top tube. But it doesn’t stop there! When things go up, the short 425 mm chainstays really do the trick to help you climb faster! We absolutely love this geometry! The Txabardo II Ti is ready to be put through its paces!

The titanium version of this frame is a real game-changer! It offers internal cable routing and uses Ti3Al2.5V superior quality tubes. The Txabardo II Ti was designed to work best with a 120 mm fork, but its geometry can handle suspension with travel from 100 mm up to 130 mm, and you can opt for 27.5 Plus or 29 inch wheels.

The frame has a sleek matte finish with anodised decals that really make it stand out. 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 Txabardo II Ti is compatible with the new SRAM UDH Full Mount rear derailleurs and dropper seatposts with inner routing.

Custom designed frame – drop us a line at info@jeronimocycles.com

Specifications

Titanium Ti3Al2.5V double butted frame

T47 bottom bracket

Rear brake for Flatmount caliper type / 160mm rotor disc native (180mm with adapter)

Internal routing cables from downtube

Wheels 27.5 ″ + (up to 2.8 ″) or 29 ″ (up to 2.6 ″)

BOOST rear axle with replaceable 148x12mm dropouts, axle and dropouts included

Compatible with the SRAM UDH Full Mount rear derailleurs type.

Head tube for ZS44/EC44 Tapered type (headset not inlcuded)

Seat clamp included

For 31.6mm diameter seatpost

Frame weight (size M/L): 1845 grams

Supports forks with 120mm with 44mm rake

Cane Creek Helm 2 Air 120mm

Chris King INSET7 headset

Our models are named after unique characters that once lived in the small village in Northeastern Portugal where Pedro Jerónimo was born and raised. Txabardo was known for being a big gambler, and famous for his bad temper. Taking chances and pushing the limits was his life’s motto. Fearless, tough, living every day like it was his last day on Earth. We like to think of our frame that way.