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SPECIALIZED SWORKS Crux Gravel Frameset

Gloss Cypress Metallic / Viavi Gold to Silver Pearl
Ordinarie pris €4.750,00
Ordinarie pris €4.750,00 Försäljningspris €4.750,00
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The SPECIALIZED SWORKS Crux Gravel Frameset - Gloss Cypress Metallic / Viavi Gold to Silver Pearl is a high-performance frameset designed for gravel cycling. It serves as the foundation for building a lightweight and versatile gravel bike, suitable for mixed terrain riding, racing, and endurance events. This frameset is part of the SWORKS line by Specialized, known for advanced materials and engineering.

  • Constructed from FACT 12r carbon fiber for a lightweight and stiff frame
  • Designed for gravel riding and cyclocross applications
  • Compatible with both 1x and 2x drivetrain setups
  • Clearance for up to 47mm tires on 700c wheels or 2.1" tires on 650b wheels
  • Flat mount disc brake interface
  • Internal cable routing for a clean appearance
  • Threaded bottom bracket for reliability and ease of maintenance
  • Includes carbon seatpost and headset
  • Gloss Cypress Metallic / Viavi Gold to Silver Pearl color scheme

This frameset is intended for experienced riders seeking a customizable platform for gravel and mixed-surface cycling. Assembly requires compatible components and professional installation is recommended.

Available Variants:

49: 196625162398
52: 196625162350
54: 196625162725
56: 196625162527
58: 196625162381
61: 196625162657

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SPECIALIZED S WORKS Crux Gravel Frameset - Gloss Cypress Metallic / Viavi Gold to Silver PearlSPECIALIZED SWORKS Crux Gravel Frameset - Gloss Cypress Metallic / Viavi Gold to Silver Pearl

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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S-Works Crux FACT 12r Carbon, Rider First Engineered™, Threaded BB, 12x142mm thru-axle, flat-mount disc, UDH dropout