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Thanks for the Input Tijoe. That is a relevant point. However here we are well past the point if Gravel or MTB. I've than them all, Gravel bikes that look like MTBs and and MTBs that look like gravel bikes. They are all cool and the there is no clear boarder between what is a Gravel Bike and what is an MTB anymore.
As mentioned above and in my original post. I'm looking for a decent gravel frame for a lightweight rider.

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Hi There, I'm new here...
I'm sure there are similar threads, leading me there might help too.
I'm looking to get a gravel frame for lightweight and short woman (163cm, sub 50kg).
it will be leisurely riding (possibly even flatbar), no racing. Some might call it endurance riding.
Criteria:
- no problems
- rack mounts
- reasonably lightweight
- tire ideally up to 45mm. maybe 40mm will do.
- Price < Euro 1000 all inn (frame only).
- internal routing would be nice, but not necessary.
- will be built with mechanical GRX 810 1x12.
- unpainted
- delivery in max. 4 weeks, shorter helps

The bike will be built with a suspension fork (Rock Shox most likely).
I have the option to buy a new OPEN UP (1st gen) in Size S for EUR 1200 - so keep that in mind as a reference.

Ideally I'd like to get a light weight gravel wheelset too. shallow (max 30mm), does not have to be super wide, but min 23mm inner width would be good. Here weight is really important too.

For both I want something solid. No huge experiments. Price is second priority, but cannot spend big bucks either.
I've had good experiences with other direct form CN products in the past (rims long time ago, forks, etc...), so looking for this option here as brand awareness of the rider = 0.

Your input is well appreciated. Many thanks!

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