The Thomahawk Frameset

The possibilities are limitless.

  • Nothing Wasted

    Nothing Wasted

    Every tube has a job. Clean, purposeful, and ready when you are.

  • Your Fit, Your Way

    Your Fit, Your Way

    Small changes make a big difference. Get it exactly where you want it with a Thomson cockpit.

  • Built by Hand

    Built by Hand

    Every Thomahawk is handcrafted by Nate Zukas, one frame at a time. You can see it in every weld.

  • Steel is Real

    Steel is Real

    We chose Columbus Zona for the way it rides. Lively when you push, smooth when the road gets rough.

Overview

More of What Matters.

This steel bike frameset is for riders who want it all – gravel roads, dirt roads, long-distance road riding, and even single track. Handmade in Georgia from premium Columbus Italian steel tubes, this frame delivers the perfect balance of speed, stability, and durability. Designed for 700C wheels with clearance for up to 2.25″ tires, the Thomahawk is ready to take you anywhere.

With an 85.5mm T47 bottom bracket shell and SRAM UDH, the Thomahawk is built for today's wireless 1x drivetrains: SRAM Transmission and eTap AXS XPLR, Shimano GRX Di2, and Campagnolo Super Record X. No cable ports means clean lines and nothing to rattle.

An ENVE Adventure fork adds to the Thomahawk's confident ride, giving you modern gravel tire clearance, adjustable rake, precise steering, and a smooth feel on rough terrain. The 445mm chainstays strike a balance between stability and responsiveness, making the bike a solid choice for both fast-paced rides and technical sections.

The Thomahawk fits up to a 48t aero chainring with room for 2.25" tires. Whether you're chasing marginal gains at Unbound or riding every weekend, it takes the setup you want.

Take the Thomahawk Anywhere
Custom Drivetrain Flexibility
Handling That Keeps You in Control
Choose the Best Setup for Your Ride

SPECS

Frame Geometry

KeyMeasurementXSSMLXL
AReach368 mm372 mm380 mm394 mm392 mm
BTop Tube529 mm535 mm549 mm570 mm575 mm
CStack554 mm563 mm582 mm606 mm630 mm
DWheelbase1027 mm1034 mm1050 mm1072 mm1079 mm
EChainstay435 mm435 mm435 mm435 mm435 mm
FFront Center605 mm612 mm627 mm650 mm657 mm
GBB Drop80 mm80 mm80 mm80 mm80 mm
HSeat Tube Angle74°74°74°74°74°
IHead Tube Angle70°70°70°70°70°
JSeat Tube475 mm490 mm490 mm530 mm530 mm
KHead Tube105 mm115 mm135 mm160 mm186 mm
LFork Rake55.5 mm55.5 mm55.5 mm55.5 mm55.5 mm
MFork Axle-to-Crown409 mm409 mm409 mm409 mm409 mm
NFront Spacing100 mm100 mm100 mm100 mm100 mm
ORear Spacing142 mm142 mm142 mm142 mm142 mm
PBB Shell Width85.5 mm85.5 mm85.5 mm85.5 mm85.5 mm
Rear Center428 mm428 mm428 mm428 mm428 mm
Trail (700x45)69 mm69 mm69 mm69 mm69 mm
Trail (29x2.25)75 mm75 mm75 mm75 mm75 mm
BB Height (700x45)273 mm273 mm273 mm273 mm273 mm
BB Height (29x2.25)288 mm288 mm288 mm288 mm288 mm
Seatpost Diameter27.2 mm27.2 mm27.2 mm27.2 mm27.2 mm
Max Tire Size29x2.25"29x2.25"29x2.25"29x2.25"29x2.25"

All measurements in mm unless noted.

Angles in degrees. Fork: ENVE Adventure, 55.5 mm rake, 409 mm axle-to-crown.

Bottom bracket: T47-85.5. Both axles are 12 mm thru-axle.

Letters A-P match the geometry diagram.

Check it out, up close.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Thomahawk built?

What size bike tires are best for the Thomahawk?

What other bikes are available?

What’s the best setup for the Thomahawk frame on gravel riding?

Do steel frames rust?