Carbon gravel frame for 29x2,2 or 29x2,4 tires

[Uberflo]

No specifically a frame but demand for a fork: has anyone a recommendation for a fork with internal cable routing and 700x58 clearance?

[Tijoe]

No specifically a frame but demand for a fork: has anyone a recommendation for a fork with internal cable routing and 700x58 clearance?

A fork that fits a 58mm 700C tire, will have to have fork blade lengths like a standard 700C gravel fork.  Assuming you want to maintain your frames original frame's relative geometry.   To fit a 58 tire on a gravel bike that fits a regular geometry 700C fork, they have to engineer the fork crown that is wider and has a lower profile, otherwise the fork becomes longer like rigid carbon forks that are sold for 29er hardtails.   I am attaching a picture that shows several fork geometries.
I believe that 700C gravel forks have axle to crown lengths in the range of 400mm to 410mm.

[Uberflo]

Thank you. The one in the bottom left looks good. Does it have fully internal routing and where can I source it? Background is that on my custom frame the delivered fork has no hole for the fully internal routing.

[Asco]

Thank you. The one in the bottom left looks good. Does it have fully internal routing and where can I source it? Background is that on my custom frame the delivered fork has no hole for the fully internal routing.

The Aveiro you were inspired by comes with these options:

https://www.speedercycling.com/Carbon-Adventure-Bikepacking-Fork-SC-ADV09-_p375.html

https://dedaelementi.com/gera-curvy

I'd go with the Deda personally if it fits your frame.

[Uberflo]

Yeah the Deda does not fit with my handlebar because of the D shape steerer tube and the specific top cap. I also found the Seido MGV fork and also one from Winow Sports on AliX with claimed 700x60 clearance.

[Uberflo]

The Aveiro you were inspired by comes with these options:

https://www.speedercycling.com/Carbon-Adventure-Bikepacking-Fork-SC-ADV09-_p375.html

https://dedaelementi.com/gera-curvy

I'd go with the Deda personally if it fits your frame.

Update on the Speeder: they do not sell this fork to my country

EDIT: After a little bit of discussion I could buy the fork. Thanks for the hint.

[Jarkko2410]

First test... I like it

[apphex]

The new Raccoon is finally out!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DTz6do7CPWt/?igsh=MTU0dDE4MGE1ODJwNw==

53-55mm tires should fit no problem, apparently even 60mm is doable. Curious if it's a catalogue frame or something custom-made.

[timmae7]

It looks cool in size L! What is the weight of your bike?

Total weight is 8.7kg with bottle cages and pedals!

[akira11]

The new Raccoon is finally out!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DTz6do7CPWt/?igsh=MTU0dDE4MGE1ODJwNw==

53-55mm tires should fit no problem, apparently even 60mm is doable. Curious if it's a catalogue frame or something custom-made.

well their entire line up is from catalogue no? wonder where this one comes from :eyes

[apphex]

well their entire line up is from catalogue no? wonder where this one comes from :eyes

Its look like Winspace G3

[BadIdeasMakeGoodStories]

Agree that it looks like a G3 - they're likely just quoting clearance with the ISO standard of 4mm for road applications rather than the off-road standard of 6mm.

[CycOps]

As mentioned by others on this forum, I think we're still at a point where the only practical way to run >2.2" tires on a gravel bike is by using an MTB frameset with a rigid fork.

Here's my current build: a BXT MTB-066 frame paired with a Ryet fork. Since I do beach racing, my main requirement was to fit 60mm G-One Speed tires. I upgraded from an Airwolf YFM026 (size XL) to this frame in size L for a shorter reach (as reach and stack become more aggressive with a rigid fork if its shorter than a typical MTB suspension fork), more progressive geometry, T47 BB, and the ability to fully internally route the cables.

Nice bike! So what is your fork length? The MTB-066 was designed for 506mm fork. Have you done the math and know your actual steering and seat tube angle?

[timmae7]

Nice bike! So what is your fork length? The MTB-066 was designed for 506mm fork. Have you done the math and know your actual steering and seat tube angle?

My fork is 480mm with a 52mm offset. The increase in reach isn't too bad, and I prefer the steeper seat tube angle for a more aero position. The head angle feels fine too—the original was already pretty slack.

[ains]

Spcycle just made a model of their new gravel frameset for 700x57 (29x2,25) tires. It resembles the geometry of the new Mondince gravel bike with the same tire clearance. It is said in this article that this frame will be shown in May 2026.

https://velo.gravelo.ru/2026/04/22/spcycle-g028/