A T800 carbon-fibre gravel frame on a 1×11 Shimano GRX drivetrain — light
enough to hold a line on tarmac, built to leave it the moment the road turns
to gravel.
A high-modulus T800 carbon-fibre frame, laid up as a single shell with
flat-mount disc tabs and 12×142 thru-axle. Stiff where it drives, compliant
where the ground gets rough — one structure, no bonded junctions.
T800 carbon · 8.7 kg net
Build
Shimano GRX, geared for dirt
A 1×11 Shimano GRX600 groupset on Shimano RX400 hydraulic discs — a single,
wide-range front ring so there's nothing to drop on a rough descent and one
clean line from lever to rotor.
GRX600 1×11 · hydraulic disc
Ride
Rolls over the rough
700c wheels on wide 2.1" tyres and a full carbon fork: grip and float on loose
ground, momentum on the flat. Light, planted and unbothered when the tarmac
runs out.
700c · 2.1" · 150 kg load
Resolved from every angle.
Three-quarter · 45°
Head-on · 0°
Top-down
From the rear · 180°
Shot from every side — three-quarter, head-on, top-down and rear — so nothing
about the shape stays hidden.