UPDATED :: Dirty Disco IN STOCK NOW

From the pictures it seems like the rear triangle could be opened, is this the case? I'm looking for a new frame to build a belt driven alfine commuter. If this rear triangle could be opened all that is missing are the horizontal dropouts, any plans for horizontal-dropouts? (From the pictures it seems that at least the drive-side hanger/dropout is changeable, but I cant find a good picture of the non-driveside..)

Looks great. I'd like to buy the fork separately too. It would be great to see a future version of this frame having rack and guard mounts as well as a horizontal dropout option.

How come the pic of the frame alone appears to be a different frame than on the made up bikes. It looks heaps nicer with the weave, the curves and a much smaller headtube height. Actually it looks a bit more like the 465 frame.

I've got the pre-production sample but I think it is the same on the production version - it's a carbon steerer and an expander plug works fine.

Does the fork have a carbon or aluminum steerer. My frame is arriving on Friday 12/2 and want to be prepared with correct star nut or expander plug. Thanks

Further to Dreg's message, I can confirm that I took my frame out of the box this morning and my immediate thought was 'Wow, this is properly light...' Highly unscientific, but it's like when I picked up a mates carbon front roadwheel the other day. What is the situation with the self adhesive stickers? Will they be available soon? Thanks.

If, as advertised, this was to be used as an all round bike for commuting and touring. What mudguard would you be able to fit, would something like the Crud RoadRacer fit?

For those of you wanting weights, I get 1.230kg for my 56cm frame and 0.490kg for the forks.

Any chance the vertical dropouts can be swapped for horizontal for an alfine 11 hub? i'm not keen on a tensioner. Thanks

So you have the frames - how about getting some weights up on the site? I'm curious about the 56 frame and fork weight... Holding off with my purchase until i know the weight

full builds have just gone live folks !

I'm afraid not at present Stephen. The only XL bike we have is currently out on test. More details soon!

I might of missed it but any idea of the standover height of a XL bike?

Afraid not Karim- we won't have the exact frame weight until they arrive here.

Any word on aprox weight yet?

Available only as frame and forks in the first instance

Any idea when the fork will be available separately?

Hi Adrian. The wheels are On-One XCQR 29er wheels- lightweight and perfect for cross. You can buy them here: http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/WPOOXC/on_one-xc-qr-wheelset

What wheels is that bike? Im trying to find a decent pair of disc break cycle-cross wheels... but don't really know what to look for.

Sizing guide now up on the product page...

Hi Jay- the front mech roller is needed for some front mechs. We will be stocking them.

I notice that in the photos there is a extra clamp at the bottom of the seat tube for the cable routing for the front mech. Is the cable routing built into the production frames or will I need a additional clamp as in the photos?

Yes Tim, 2 sets of bottle mounts.

Does it have any bottle mounts ? The option of a bottle makes it good for training in summer

What's the weight??

Well, to a certain extent 29ers and cross bikes have different geometry too- to allow for different riding positions with flat or drop bars. Plus, obviously tyre clearance (both longitudinal and lateral) needs to be much greater for a 29er.

At what point does a 29er become a CX bike ? Is it just the bars and tyre width?

Hi Simon, initially the Dirty Disco will be frame and fork only (ie not fork separately). The fork is a tapered 1 1/8 to 1 1/2 in carbon steerer. Will inform of weight as soon as I have it.

Will the fork be available to buy separately? I presume it's a standard 1 1/8" steerer? Weight? Well done for ditching the BB30 on the frame, and 160 discs were the right size choice. Swap-outs would have been a bonus...

Yes, it is disc only....

I'm about 182cm tall and I have a Planet X Pro Carbon SL in size L which fits me great with alot of seatpost sticking out. Which size do I need for this bike - 56?

Hi Bruce. Drawings show 40mm clearance within the 46mm cross section. However it's always best to measure your actual tyre rather than going on spurious sidewall markings. 35mm cross tyres should fit easily though.

Hi Marius, it's vertical drop-out only. You could of course run Alfine with a chain tensionner. And you could use clip on mudguards too...

Hi James- no, there no rack or mudguard mounts I'm afraid.

Please tell me this isn't disc-only...

+1 on the mudguard fittings plus what are the largest tyres the frame can accommodate? This could make an excellent Winter training bike.

Dirty Disco rings all the bells, but does it come or can I fit a horizontal drop-out for an Alfine 11 experience? If I can, which item would it be in your webshop?

in the blurb you mention that this frame would be flexible enough for commuting and touring ... does it include mudguard/rack attachments? I don't see any on the prototype pics I've been waiting fro something like this....

do you sell the wheels featured on the bike ridden by alan?if so, how much are they? cheers matt

Preorder for US Customers is now open - http://shop.titusti.com/products/on-one-dirty-disco-carbon-cyclocross-frameset-preorder UK customers preorder will be open shortly when we've hit the big machine in the corner in *just* the right way.

Pre-order coming today...

I'm 6'3" and Alan (Crossjunkie - see photos for his set up) is 6'5" - the X-Large tested is fine.

Where is the the pre order?!

Are there matching On-One tubular wheels?

Looks a bit small for my 6'4" :(

How much does it weigh?

Any Idea on Pricing for full builds?

160mm rotors are fine Jez. Page now updated.

hi, what size disc rotors will the frame and fork take? thanks.

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