FS: Crust Malocchio 55cm with 42c Clearance. 19 lbs!

[Gideon Tsang]

Selling my brand new Crust Malocchio. 19 lbs Gorgeous bike that rides like a dream that unfortunately is too big for me.  As you may know, Crust messed up the rear bridge and the stock frame can only fit 35c in the back.  I had my buddy Nao Tomii, the frame builder. fix the bridge for me and now fits 42 front and back. I currently have Tomii's unreleased 40c tires he made in collaboration with Simworks. 

I spent $5289 on the build not including labor. Letting it go for $4k. Let me know if you have any questions. 

Frame: Crust Malocchio 55cm with rear bridge repair ($1275 + $600 repair)

Groupset: Campagnolo Super Record 11 sp ($1300) 

Brakes: Diacomp BRS 202 front and rear ($80)

Rims:  HUNT 36 UD Carbon Spoke Wheelset 1295g ($1100)

Bars: *FAIRWEATHER* M174AA all road bar ($44)

Headset: Dura Ace ($100)

Stem: Nitto Craft Quill stem ($195)

Crankset: Rene Herse ($495) 

Tires: Tomii/ Simworks unreleased 700x40c 

Seatpost: Thomson masterpiece ($100)

Pedals: Crankbrothers 

Cages: Not included

[David Hong]

Beautiful build

[Gideon Tsang]

🙏🏽

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[Gideon Tsang]

Update: Frame and fork $1500 shipped. 

Frame: $1000 Repair and paint (rear bridge to fit 42c): $700

[Gideon Tsang]

Make me an offer!

[Patrick Moore]

Man, that frameset would be tempting to build up as a multigear lightweight gofast road bike (the tire clearance a bonus) if it were several sizes larger.

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[Patrick Moore]

Academic question, since it’s too small for me, but am I right in thinking that, at least in the rear, there is room for a 42 slick/road/non-knobby tire (I know yours are 40s) and a fender if the fender is very carefully installed? In the front?

Do the Diacomp BRS 202s give you ample “stopping power”?

Again, very nice frame and build and very nicely set up.

[Gideon Tsang]

ahhh, interesting question. It'd be close. Possible but unclear until I'd try it. I'd say 40 for sure. And the Diacomp on carbon rims are totally fine. I was worried as well. 

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