Everti TI cyclocross/touring/gravel frame with Wound Up forks, Chris King headset

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andyp

The time has come for me to sell my old cross frame and forks.

I originally bought this in 2009 from Everti bikes, based in BC, Canada (although they no longer appear to be trading). I used it as a cyclocross frame for a few years, had cantilever studs added by Vernon Baker, to allow me to switch between discs and cantilevers, and it's subsequently done service as a winter bike and a commuter (with a singlespeed chain tensioner).

The geometry is as follows;

TT: 560 mm centre to centre (575 virtual top tube)
ST: 545 mm
HT: 140 mm
Chainstays: 425 mm

Both the headtube and the seat tube are 72 degrees, and the bottom bracket drop is 65 mm.
According to the original email thread I had with Everti it's cold-worked, stress-relieved, double-butted, seamless 3/2.5 titanium tubing with stress optimized tubing shapes (obviously).

Seat tube internal diameter is 31.6mm, 34.9mm external, with a Hope seat collar, with 1-1/8" head-tube and a Chris King no thread headset. It has rear mudguard mounts, rack mounts, three water bottle mounts, and a 68mm BSA bottom bracket shell.

The fork is a Wound Up Team X which has hidden mudguard mounts.

It's bang on trend for a great go anywhere gravel/gnarmac/groad bike, or you could race it to London Cross League podiums (it never won a race, got a second once though, yay for me).

I had a stuck seatpost a few years ago in it and got it out using ammonia, so there is some cosmetic damage around the bottom bracket shell, and a piece of plasticine is stuck in the top tube. It's not noticeable when you ride it, just makes an annoying noise when you pick the frame up. I should add that the decals are a peeling in places.

The frame can be viewed in Beckenham, just a few minutes walk from either Clock House or Kent House stations, or I could possibly meet up in central London with it.

Price: £375 Now SOLD

No dibs, just PM me.

Pictures coming shortly.

• #2

andyp

Pictures.

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