Say hello to your new titanium gravel bike

The Piedmont Frameset

You guys asked, and we delivered. Now you can get just the frameset.

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Because your frame should be for you.

Made for Detours
The long way home, the wrong turn that turns out right. It's up for all of it.
The One You Keep
Bikes come and go. This is the one you'll still be riding years from now.
Lean Into It
Confident when the gravel turns loose and the descent steepens. Point it and commit.
Nothing to Baby
Raw titanium, no paint to chip. Lean it on a rock, rinse it off, ride it tomorrow.

Overview

More of What Matters.

The Piedmont gravel frame is built from 3Al-2.5V aircraft-grade titanium tubing. This titanium frame material is known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and long fatigue life. It provides a comfortable ride feel by absorbing vibration while keeping the front triangle stiff for efficient power transfer.

A 70° head tube angle creates stable handling on flats and predictable control when climbing or descending. The geometry is designed for long-distance gravel riding, mixing comfort with responsive steering for both endurance and performance.

The Piedmont offers clearance for up to 47c tires, giving riders flexibility for a range of gravel or mixed-surface setups. With 428mm chainstays, the frame balances stability with quick handling, making it suitable for gravel racing or everyday riding.

Equipped with a 68mm T47 bottom bracket shell, the Piedmont works with modern cranksets, including 30mm and DUB spindles. The frame uses a 142×12 thru axle for rear wheel stiffness and includes a replaceable derailleur hanger. Full internal cable routing keeps the frame clean and protected, with many mounting points for bottle cages, fenders, bags, and other accessories.

SPECS

Frame Geometry

The right fit starts with the right frame size. Use the chart below to compare each size and find the one that matches your body and the way you ride.

Key	Measurement	XS	S	M	L	XL
A	Reach	374 mm	379 mm	384 mm	397 mm	410 mm
B	Top Tube	522 mm	532 mm	546 mm	567 mm	587 mm
C	Stack	515 mm	531 mm	566 mm	593 mm	618 mm
D	Wheelbase	1008 mm	1019 mm	1037 mm	1060 mm	1081 mm
E	Chainstay	428 mm	428 mm	428 mm	428 mm	428 mm
F	Front Center	590 mm	601 mm	618 mm	641 mm	663 mm
G	BB Drop	70 mm	70 mm	70 mm	70 mm	70 mm
H	Seat Tube Angle	74°	74°	74°	74°	74°
I	Head Tube Angle	70°	70°	70°	70°	70°
J	Seat Tube	401 mm	451 mm	491 mm	511 mm	511 mm
K	Head Tube	97 mm	114 mm	151 mm	180 mm	206 mm
L	Fork Rake	47 mm	47 mm	47 mm	47 mm	47 mm
M	Fork Axle-to-Crown	395 mm	395 mm	395 mm	395 mm	395 mm
N	Front Spacing	100 mm	100 mm	100 mm	100 mm	100 mm
O	Rear Spacing	142 mm	142 mm	142 mm	142 mm	142 mm
P	BB Shell Width	68 mm	68 mm	68 mm	68 mm	68 mm
	Standover*	716 mm	748 mm	785 mm	808 mm	820 mm
	BB Height*	286 mm	286 mm	286 mm	286 mm	286 mm
	Trail*	79 mm	79 mm	79 mm	79 mm	79 mm
	Rear Center	422 mm	422 mm	422 mm	422 mm	422 mm

All measurements in mm unless noted.

*Calculated with 700x45 tires.

Seat tube measured BB center to top of tube. Top tube is effective (horizontal). Standover measured at mid top tube.

Check it out, up close.

27.2mm Seatpost

29.8mm collar clamps any standard 27.2mm seatpost. Run the one you like.

Top Tube Mounts

Bolt on a top tube bag or an extra bottle.

Tapered Head Tube

1-1/8" to 1-1/2" tapered for a stiff, precise front end.

T47 Bottom Bracket

68mm threaded T47 shell. Set up for 1x or 2x, with room for 45mm tires.

142mm Rear Spacing

Standard 142mm spacing fits current road and gravel disc wheels.

Fender and Rack Mounts

Hardware for fenders, racks, and other carrying systems.

Is the Piedmont only a gravel bike?

The Piedmont was designed as a titanium gravel bike, but its geometry also makes it comfortable for road riding or light single track. If you’re looking for a dedicated setup, check out our full lineup of mountain bikes and road bikes for more options.

What tire clearance does it have?

The Skeeter supports up to 28c tires, giving you flexibility between fast-rolling track setups and slightly wider tires for street riding.

Does it support a suspension fork?

Yes, the carbon fork included is rigid, but the frame is compatible with certain short-travel suspension forks for added versatility.

What bottom bracket standard does it use?

The Piedmont uses a 68mm T47 bottom bracket, offering stiffness and compatibility with 30mm spindles and modern cranksets.

What frame sizes are available?

The Piedmont is available in XS, S, M, L, and XL. Geometry is listed above to help you choose the right fit.

How does titanium compare to a steel gravel bike?

Titanium offers a lighter weight and naturally smooth, compliant ride quality. It’s also corrosion-resistant, giving you a frame built to last a lifetime.

Can the Piedmont be built into a complete bike?

Yes. While the Piedmont is sold as a frameset, we offer a Gravel Build Kit that allows you to turn it into a complete bike. Riders can choose from a range of custom options, including stems, handlebars, and seatposts, to create a setup tailored to their riding style. If you are looking for a complete, ready-to-ride build, just reach out, and we would be happy to help.