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GRADIENT T47//GRAVEL DISC

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The REILLY GRADIENT T47 is an evolution of the species, drawn on the blueprint of Mark Reilly's innovative 3AL-2.5V titanium ‘do-it-all’ Gradient. Ground-breaking and ultra-successful because Mark envisaged gravel riding before gravel was a thing! With semi-internal cable routing for cleaner lines and mud-free shifting, upgraded carbon gravel bars / fork and wider tyre clearance, the Gradient T47 truly is an all-terrain bike, predominantly suited off-road adventuring. The 6AL-4V cast T47 bottom bracket, together with the radically revised down tube, ensure the backend is incredibly stiff, but wonderfully compliant, making it ideal for fast gravel riding or multi-day bike packing.
£3,786.75
-10% £4,207.50 £3,786.75
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Titanium Grade  3AL - 2.5 V with 6AL -4V BB
Front Derailleur Clamp 34.9mm Band Adapter
Bottom Bracket Shell Threaded T47 with Access Hatch (investment cast in 6AL-4V titanium)
Bottom Bracket SN-VITAE Module 47 “M47-68”
Cable Routing Semi-Integrated
Fork UDM Carbon Adventure Fork (with 3 recessed cage mounts on each leg, mudguard mount, internal routing for brake hose and dynamo cables, adjustable rake 47-52mm)
Brakes Hydraulic Disc with Flat-Mount Calipers
Rotors 160F/140R
Thru Axles 100mmx12mmF; 142mmx12mmR
Wheels Strada All Season Wheelset, Tubeless Ready
Tyres Continental Terra Trail 40mm
Max Clearance 700c 47mm; 650b 55mm
Headset Reilly Titanium Headset (for 44mm head tubes, 1.1/8"-1.5" steerers)
Bars / Width Reilly Carbon Gravel Bars, (Drop 120mm; Reach 80mm, Flare: 18°, Rise 15mm) *Medium=420mm c to c; Large=440mm c to c
Stem / Length Reilly Aluminium Stem, (Angle: 84°/-6°) *Medium=100mm; Large=110mm
Bar Tape Black EVA Bar Tape
Seatpost Reilly UD Carbon Seatpost, 31.6mmx350mm, with x2 6AL-4V titanium retaining bolts
Seat Clamp Reilly Super Lite Alloy Seat Clamp, Black, 34.9mm
Saddle Reilly Titanium Alloy ‘Airform’ Saddle
Frame Features Mudguard Mounts, Pannier Rack Mounts, x4 Cage Mounts (including underside of downtube ‘tool keg’ mount and top tube ‘bento box’ mount)
Set-Up British Standard, whereby the right-hand lever operates the front brake and the left-hand lever operates the rear brake. Please state in 'Order Notes' how you would like them set-up if otherwise.
Warranty   Lifetime Frame Warranty (Original Owner Only, Non-Transferable)

    ***All builds are subject to component availability and we reserve the right to change specification due to current supply shortages. Photographs for illustration purposes only.***

    We do not sell bikepacking packs. Thanks to Apidura the loan of their Expedition range for the photographic shoot. For more info visit Apidura

    Fork packs attached using King Cage Titanium Many Things Cages. Available from Bikemonger.

     

    Frame Geometry

    SIZE EXTRA SMALL SMALL MEDIUM LARGE
    		 EXTRA LARGE
    SEAT TUBE C/TOP 470MM 490MM 510MM 530MM 550MM
    TOP TUBE VIRTUAL 520MM 540MM 550MM 570MM 590MM
    BB HEIGHT 275MM 275MM 275MM 275MM 275MM
    CHAINSTAY LENGTH 430MM 430MM 430MM 430MM 425MM
    SEAT TUBE ANGLE 76 75 74 73.5 73
    HEAD TUBE ANGLE 70 71 71.5 72 72
    FORK RAKE 50MM 50MM 50MM 50MM 50MM
    HEAD TUBE 100MM 120MM 135MM 155MM 175MM
    AXLE TO CROWN 400MM 400MM 400MM 400MM 400MM
    STACK 531MM 552MM 568MM 589MM 608MM
    REACH 384MM 386MM 390MM 395MM 404MM
    WHEELBASE 1032MM 1032MM 1035MM 1038MM 1053MM
    FRONT CENTRE 612MM 612MM 615MM 618MM 632MM

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    Bike Perfect / Guy Kesteven – “Reilly Cycleworks have created a really distinctive bike with the T47, both in terms of the more powerful drive from the oversized BB, conversation-provoking tube profiles and the semi-internal cable routing.” Read the full review here

    “It's a sharper more precision/power focused ride than you might expect from the ‘magic’ metal but it's big tire friendly and comes with a full set of bike packing mounts […]”

    “It surges really pleasingly over the top of climbs and there’s a sense of repaid spring energy as you relax into a gear after an acceleration, so it sustains speed easily, efficiently and enjoyably.”

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