For sale is a (separable!) Ritchey Breakaway gravel bike, fully kitted out with the best available components.
The frame is configured for long distance travel-touring and around-town grocery-getting.
Some notable features: the bike sports the MUSA quadrumvirate of Paul, Wood, King and White. It also features components from Germany, Japan, Taiwan, France, Italy, US, and England—touching all the major bike manufacturing countries and a few of the minor ones.
As you can see in the 8th photo, the frame is a 'breakaway' frame which can be separated in two halves for flying internationally. When prepped correctly it fits in a regulation sized suitcase.
The frame is built with Tange Prestige steel and powdercoated with a wrinkle grey finish.
The frame features a 1x SRAM Red crankset, a 40 tooth Wolftooth chainring, and a 3t Bailout 9 - 32 tooth 11 speed rear cassette controlled by a bar end SRAM shifter. The bottom bracket is BSA Phil Wood GXP outboard.
The wheelset is built with a 32 hole Son Dynamo laced to a wide carbon rim, and a 32 hole White Industries T11 XD driver hub in the rear. Tires are Rivendell Jack Brown green label (extralight).
The wheels are set up with Paul Components Racer centerpull brakes, and SwissStop Black Prince brake pads.
Up front you'll find a matching powder-coated stem, 46cm Easton EC90 handlebars, TRP RSL Carbon Brake levers, and Brooks Cambium griptape. The bike is currently set up with a Nitto front rack and a Wald Basket. Under the front rack you'll find an Edelux 2 dynamo light (the brightest in the business) and a Chris King headset.
The bike is currently configured with a 3T carbon setback seatpost, and a Giles Berthoud Aspin touring saddle.
I think that sums it up!
The brakes are all configured with cable couplers, so the frame can be easily split in half for airline travel.
All bolts throughout are titanium, except in the stem, which are stainless.
You'd be hard pressed to find anything to upgrade on the bike.
Ping me if you're keen to own this gravel / touring masterpiece.
