MOGAST
Mogast is not only a frame. Born as an attempt to cheat during a challenge, it owes its name to three sacred mountains of cycling history: Mortirolo, Gavia and the Stelvio Pass. The Mogast was meant, at least in my mind, to flatten out the climbs. A road bike, clean and minimalistic: essential as life in the mountains.
Frame Setup
- HEADSET: Chris King 1 1/8 NoThreadSet
- FORK: Falz (Dario Pegoretti)
- BOTTOM BRACKET SHELL: T47 or BSA 68 mm 1.370” X 24 tpi
- SPACING: front 100 mm/rear 130 mm
- SEAT POST: ∅ 27,2 mm
- TIRE CLEARENCE: 28 mm
- CABLE ROUTING: Mechanical, Di2, EPS or eTap
MOGAST
Mogast is not only a frame. Born as an attempt to cheat during a challenge, it owes its name to three sacred mountains of cycling history: Mortirolo, Gavia and the Stelvio Pass. The Mogast was meant, at least in my mind, to flatten out the climbs. A road bike, clean and minimalistic: essential as life in the mountains.
Frame Setup
- HEADSET: Chris King 1 1/8 NoThreadSet
- FORK: Falz (Dario Pegoretti)
- BOTTOM BRACKET SHELL: T47 or BSA 68 mm 1.370” X 24 tpi
- SPACING: front 100 mm/rear 130 mm
- SEAT POST: ∅ 27,2 mm
- TIRE CLEARENCE: 28 mm
- CABLE ROUTING: Mechanical, Di2, EPS or eTap
