Custom Carbon Road Frame
GT is an acronym for the Italian phrase gran turismo that represents automobiles regarded as grand tourers, able to make long-distance, high-speed journeys in both comfort and style. Grand Touring is the joy, excitement, and freedom from discomfort of spirited open-road travel. The GTF delivers all the speed, style, and comfort implied by the name…the underlying adrenaline enjoyment takes care of itself.
Stable yet stirring and custom fit to your body measurements, the GTF offers a new class of quality for century and gran fondo riders.
Frame
Stratified Toray Carbon. Proprietary Formigli tubes designed and manufactured in Florence.
Fork
High Modulus Carbon 1/8 – 1/5
Colors
*Optional additional cost as seen in main image above of GTF
*Optional additional cost
Build Time
From the date of confirmation of your frame geometry and receipt of your deposit, build time is approximately 60 business days.
Deposit to start build process
$500.00 USD
Frame no longer available as of 1/01/2023
| Frame Material | High modulus carbon. Proprietary Formigli tubes designed and manufactured in Florence. |
| Carbon fabric constitution | Stratified Toray |
| Head Tube | Integrated head tube 1/4 top – 1/5 bottom |
| Headset | Integrated headset 1/4 top – 1/5 bottom. Included with purchase of frame set. |
| Fork | Integrated fork with upper base 1/4 – lower base 1/5 |
| Seat post | Non integrated. Included with frame. |
| Front Derailleur | Braze on |
| Dropouts material | Carbon Drops |
| Bottom bracket | Press Fit 86.5 x 41 |
| Optional Electronic shifting | Di2 or EPS ready. Prepared for both electronic and mechanical.
Electronic: battery optional inside seat post. |
| Cables | Internally Routed |
| Top tube | Sloping |
| Size | Made to order custom for each customer, we have no stock frames |
| Paint | Standard color see color option chart for colors offered. |
| Finish | Matte or glossy |
| Paint options | Custom paint scheme available, charge will apply |
| Brakes | Disc brake option available with modified fork |
| Size | CT | CC | TT | TH | SCO | TL | CL | FC | SAº |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 42 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 45 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 48 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 50 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 52 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 54 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 56 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 58 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| 60 | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| CT | Seat tube length (centre to top) | SCO | Seat cluster offset |
|---|---|---|---|
| CC | Seat tube length (centre to centre) | CL | Chainstay length |
| TT | Top tube length | FC | Front centre |
| TH | Top tube length (horizontal) | TL | Tube length |
| SAº | Seat angle |
Something remarkable happens when you know the provenance and history of a handmade bicycle. Even more so when that bicycle is hand built from carbon, in Italy.
Take Your Own Measurements
Send Formigli your bone measurements and body ratios. Watch the video for a visual of the method and read the below instructions.
Instructions for Measuring Your Body’s Geometry
C: The crotch measurement
Put on cycling shorts and take off your shoes. Stand with your back against a wall, with the legs naturally opened (15-20cm apart). Place a level between legs and draw it up to the point it causes you uncomfortable pressure where it meets the pubis. Establish that it is level using the bubble and mark this point on the wall. Measure from this point on the wall to the ground.
TG: The Trunk + legs measurement
Take the measurement on both on right (TG-DX) and left sides (TG-SX).
Stand with your back tall, with the legs naturally opened (15-20cm apart), extend arms out to the sides parallel to the ground (making a T shape), face palms forward. Find the top of the shoulder, where the collarbone ends and the upper arm bone begins. You will feel the notch between these 2 bones. Measure this notch to the ground.
BA: The arms measurement
Take the measure both on right (BA-DX) and left side (BA-SX)
Stand with your back tall, with the legs naturally opened (15-20cm apart), extend arms out to the sides parallel to the ground (making a T shape). Face palms forward. Find the notch in the center of the chest where the 2 collarbones meet. Measure from the center of this notch to the beginning of the middle finger where it connects to the palm.
A: The forearm measurement
Take the measure both on right (A-DX) and left side (A-SX)
Stand with back against the wall. Touch shoulders and upper arms to the wall. Bend elbow 90 degrees to create a right angle (shape arm into an “L”). Hold a broom stick handle (or any tube approximately the diameter of handlebar). Measure from the elbow where it touches the wall on a straight line parallel to the ground to the beginning of the tube.
Submit Professional Fit Data
A second option is for you to get fit by a professional fit expert or biomechanic of your choice and send Formigli your custom fit data. We accept any fit system data. Submit your fit data.
If you work with a fit expert and submit your data, we also require the measurements from the Formigli Measurement Form. You and your fit expert can discuss the optional geometries and confirm your choice.
