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Quiver Road Frameset - Retired

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*The original Quiver has been retired now that we've launched our new Quiver models. The new Quiver 2016 Quiver Disc and Quiver Canti are in stock and available to order now.

What's in your Quiver? This question is typically asked to the rider that has a bike for every mood. Fixed, geared, commuter, road, MTB, fat bike... While the idea of owning a bike for every day of the week sounds great, it costs a TON of money to buy and maintain that many bikes.

When we sat down to develop our first commuter and road frame we wanted to build an ultra versatile platform that could meet the needs of many different urban riders and ideally, could be modified over time based on your individual preferences or even seasonally. With that in mind, we put together a list of the things that we'd love to see in such a versatile frame and went to work on designing what we eventually called, the Quiver.

The Quiver frame is an ultra flexible steel road and commuter platform that looks just as at home on a country gravel road as it does commuting through town. What makes the Quiver unique is that we designed it with horizontal dropouts, removable derailleur hanger and removable cable stops and 132.5 rear spacing. This means that the Quiver looks just as good built up as an ultra clean single speed as it does as a 2x10 steel road bike. Whether you are looking for a single speed, internally geared or prefer to run a cassette, the Quiver has you covered.

Being based here in Milwaukee we've had plenty of experience riding in an urban environment with road conditions that seem to change moods daily. With that in mind, we built the Quiver so that it could fit up to a 47c tire giving it plenty of room for wide commuter tires, studded winter tires or even knobby cyclocross tires. Winter has a way of wreaking havoc on steel frames which is why we also added an ED coat on the inside and outside of the frame which acts as a rust inhibitor for those salty midwest roads. Finally, by using 132.5mm rear spacing the Quiver is capable of using any rear hub with spacing between 130mm and 135mm making it compatible with anything from an internal 8 speed to a wider bike cassette.

The Quiver is a great frameset for building up a bike that truly suits your individual needs. Made out of straight gauge 4130 chromoly steel and priced at only $299.00 for frame and fork, the Quiver is durable, reliable and most importantly affordable!
*Price includes frame and fork
- Quiver 4130 Chromoly frame
- ED undercoating for maximum corrosion protection
- Removable cable stops and derailleur hanger
- Clearance for 700x47c tires (700x35c with fenders)
- Seatpost Diameter: 27.2mm
- Rear Spacing: 132.5mm
- Steerer Tube Diameter: 1 1/8" threadless
- Bottom Bracket: 68mm English
- Front and rear rack and fender mounts
- Frame and fork weight: 7lbs
- Brake Compatibility: Center mount road caliper with 70mm reach, recessed mounting nut
- Decals: Transfer decals on top of paint/clear coat (removable)
Q: What material is the Quiver made from?
A: The Quiver is built from straight gauge 4130 cro-moly steel. This material is rugged and durable and we coat each frame inside and out with rust inhibitor prior to paint.

Q: Do you offer a warranty?
A: The Quiver comes with a 3 year warranty to the original owner against manufacturer defects. Damage caused by excessive use and paint damage are not considered manufacturer defects.

Q: What size frame is right for me?
A: We recommend the following sizes: 4'11"-5'4 - 49cm / "5'4"-5'7" - 52cm / 5'8"-5'11" - 55cm / 5'11-6'2" - 58cm. Click on the Geometry tab for full details.

Q: The Quiver has horizontal dropouts, but can it fit a derailuer?
A: Yes, we designed a slide in hanger to mount a derailuer to the rear of the frame. The Quiver also has cable guides for both front and rear derailuers. You can build it up as a single speed, with internal gear hub, as a 1x or 2x.

Q: Are the cable stops removeable on the Quiver?
A: Yes. All the cable stops are removeable using a hex wrench. You can run the frame as a single speed and remove all the derailuer cable stops for a clean look.

Q: What does the Quiver frameset weigh?
A: The Quiver frameset weighs a combined 7lbs. If you're looking to use a different fork the frame is 5lbs and the fork is 2lbs.

FRAME SIZE		49cm	53cm	56cm	59cm
Recommended Height		5'4" - 5'6"	5'6" - 5'9"	5'9" - 6'0"	6'0" - 6'3"
	Seat Tube Angle	75.5	74.5	73.5	73.0
	Head Tube Angle	72.0	72.0	72.0	72.0
	Seat Tube Length	490mm	530mm	560mm	590mm
	Top Tube Length	528mm	548mm	562mm	582m
	Heat Tube Length	93mm	100mm	126mm	155mm
	BB Drop	70mm	70mm	70mm	70mm
	Chainstay Length	425mm	425mm	425mm	425mm
	Wheelbase	1008mm	1008mm	1018mm	1026mm
	Standover Height	759mm	784mm	808mm	837mm
	Fork Length	400mm	400mm	400mm	400mm
	Fork Rake	45mm	45mm	45mm	45mm

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10/03/2015

Izzy

Best modular frame hands down.

This frame is the pinacle of versatility. I wanted to find a bike that could replace my van dessel, country road bob and this frame definitely exceeded my expectations.

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04/22/2015

Malcolm

Great looking frame

I built a single speed commuter using this frame with some bull-horn handle-bars. The bike is great zipping through traffic and seems really sturdy. My favourite steed at the moment. Shipping only took a week to get here (to New Zealand), so no complaints! Customer service also prompt and helpful - would buy again.

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04/17/2015

Aaron

Handles great, tons of tire clearance

I was looking for a steel gravel frameset that could be run as a singlespeed or geared 1x10. Either set-up is easy to do, and there's enough room in the horizontal drops to let you run different cogs without having to change the length of the chain. The biggest things for me are the ability to run huge tires (up to essentially a 29x1.8) and stability through the long wheelbase. Gravel descents aren't somewhere you want the bike to get squirrely, and the Quiver stays planted. Overall, the steel feels very forgiving, but also keeps the bike stiff enough for sprints. Usually, lower-cost steel is either really flexible or extremely stiff and uncomfortable, but they seem to have reached a good compromise. Only cons I can think of: using a 30.0mm seatpost clamp makes it difficult to find replacements, should you ever want to (a 31.8mm would have been better), and seeing as it can be used as a long-distance adventure bike with racks, a third set of bottle cage bosses under the downtube would have been handy, especially since you don't see them on many bikes. You can always clamp some on, but including them would have been nice. I'd also like to see a full carbon fork upgrade available for anyone wanting to shave weight off the front end. I can't comment on shipping, because I ordered mine during the port strikes/riots, so it got held up for awhile. However, emails were always answered very quickly, so I got that cleared up.

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04/15/2015

Spencer

Solid and Functional

I purchased the Quiver frame set late in 2013. It arrived quickly and well packaged. I built it up as a light touring/commuting bike and it's been great. It made it down the Oregon Coast and into the Redwoods in 2014 without a problem. Nimble, but felt fine loaded down as well. The "Silver" paint job turned out to be much bluer than I expected, which I like. My only complaints are relatively small. The frame shows more nicks and marks than my other bike. I don't know if this is due to the paint job durability being poor or because it has a dark undercoat that shows through where the frame has been worn. I also find the removable derailleur hanger a pain to re-install after removing the rear wheel. The tension of the derailleur makes is difficult to line up with the dropouts, and the fact that the quick release spindle needs to be removed as well makes for a messy and sometimes frustrating process. That being said, I'm happy with the bike overall, happy with its durability and would recommend the Quiver to anyone looking for a solid versatile (and affordable!) frame.