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Lists of True Monocoque Road/Gravel/CX Carbon Frame Single = True = One Piece = Full monocoque carbon frame.
Full monocoque frame means no junction point between rear and front triangle.
It is different from Semi = Half = Double Mold monocoque frame. However, many brands tend to do word play such as Orbea(Who said they are monocoque/actually half monocoque)

Those frames are TCM Frame:
Titici Alfa
Titici REVO
Bit Brixia
Parlee Ouray
Parlee Taos
Bottecchia EMME 4 SLI
Bmc Roadmachine Mpc
Bmc Timemachine Mpc
Bmc Timemachine R Mpc
Cipollini Dolomia
Cipollini The One
Cipollini NK1K
Cipollini AD.ONE
Elves Vanyar Rim
Elves Vanyar Disc
SEKA SPEAR
Winspace C5
Winspace SLC 3.0
Winspace T1550
Workswell wcb-r-093 = Schmolke KOM
Flybike FM456-D = Drag Firebird DB SL
Flybike FM906-D = Mendiz F8 SL
Quick Pro AR:One
Quick Pro SR:One = Flybike FM906-D
Quick Pro ER:One
Quick Blade
Quick One Piece = Flybike FM906
Quick Zeit Pro = Flybike FM1056 = Carbonda 1056
Quick Rime = Holdsworth Corsa
Planet X XLS EVO = Donnely C//C = BOMBTRACK TENSION C = Guerciotti Eureka CX = S1NEO CX2022 = GHISAILLO GX-110 = Flybike FM686 = Forwards CX
Quick HARE = Carbonda 707 = Flybike FM1186 = Forwards Gravel Race = Detrail Grus
Swi Thrama
Pinarello New Dogma F
Pinarello Bolide
Ribble Ultra
Ribble Endurance SL/R
Lykos ACT01
Giant MCR
CADEX Tri
Fuji Jari Carbon(Before 2022)
Fuji Jari Carbon CX
Somec MULTISTRADE K
Ritte ACE-Carbon
BLB-London Aeon
Rodeo Traildonkey 4.0
Eddy Merckx MXM
Mentech Chermin-R
Vitus ZX-1 EVO
Vitus Vitesse EVO
Vitus Venon EVO
Yishun R1088-D
Yishun R1058-D
Yishun R1088-D

Not Sure
WILIER Jena ???(Not sure)
Ibis Hakka MX ???(Not sure)
Enve Melee ???(Not sure)
Kinesis Crosslight CSIX2 ???(Not sure)
Ribble Gravel SL ???(Not sure)

No More update on MTB FRAME
XDS TXC1
MCELO EVO
Stevens Sonora
UNNO XC
......

This is just a list to let you know which is single-piece monocoque structure frame.
August 15, 2024, 01:52:13 PM 		1
Re: Velobuild AERO GRAV Frame Some close up photos of the AERO GRAV build we had at Euro Bike. We can confirm that the fork on this build is not the production fork for this frame and it will indeed be the one on our website without eyelets.
June 28, 2025, 12:01:52 PM 		1
Re: Velobuild AERO GRAV Frame build almost done:


July 21, 2025, 07:23:56 AM 		1
Re: New frame: Longteng RD301-D Just wanted to show the build for my GF.

We went for the first spin today. Nothing bad to report


September 06, 2025, 09:55:37 AM 		1
Re: Velobuild AERO GRAV Frame I got my frame! XL frame in Pearl White.

I’m not a weight weenie, but a quick check of weight - the frame is around 1300 g.

The paint is a bit thin in some areas and I’m missing the through axle for the back wheel. But overall it looks good.
September 17, 2025, 04:06:27 AM 		1
Re: XM Carbon Speed - "Gran Tourismo" Frameset I'm a retired graphic designer Peter, and have gone all in on buying, building and riding bicycles in my retirement. That said. I'll work for beer, and since you can't send me beer. I'll work for a frame.

Coming up with the right logotype is essential for a brand. Invest early, get it right, because you're going to end up putting that brand on EVERYTHING; from business cards, to frames, cars and building signage, in advertisements and so on.

Some of my typographic logos are attached. It's NOT about just choosing a font. It's about customising a standard font to make it your own (which then prevents other people simply finding your font and using it and looking like your brand).


September 24, 2025, 02:06:51 AM 		1
Re: Gravel/Road Double Use 50mm Clearance I am still looking for one except I want it to have a 148mm/boost rear hub.
(In the mean time, I will continue to use my carbon 29er hardtail frame to serve as my back-country gravel grinder.)
October 10, 2025, 05:05:09 PM 		1
Re: Gravel/Road Double Use 50mm Clearance Tavelo Wild on Panda Podium. It is cheap and fits your needs. But aero frame with 50mm tyres and a round seatpost is a bit of a contradiction.
October 11, 2025, 01:44:48 AM 		1
Re: Gravel/Road Double Use 50mm Clearance Velo aero build is your best bet, but has no round seatpost.

Bike looks mint though.
October 11, 2025, 06:45:31 AM 		1
Re: Gravel/Road Double Use 50mm Clearance
Quote from: Tijoe on October 10, 2025, 05:05:09 PM
I am still looking for one except I want it to have a 148mm/boost rear hub.
(In the mean time, I will continue to use my carbon 29er hardtail frame to serve as my back-country gravel grinder.)

I’d love to find an aero-ish cyclocross bike with boost spacing, 2” tire clearance, and internal storage.  I like quick/sketchy handling but want the option to run big tires when I get in the chunk.  and being able to swap wheels between my gravel and mtb would fantastic.

Maybe just sticking a short gravel fork onto an old boost spaced XC hardtail and potentially dealing with the geometry with a 2.0 Degree Angle Headset and off-set seatpost is the move until the companies just go all in and decide that if so many gravel people are running 1x mtb drivetrains and tires, might as well make the frames compatible.
October 12, 2025, 02:04:36 PM 		1