Modena GP

Modena GP
Full Carbon Monocoque Time Trial Frame with Aerobuster Evo and Integrated Brakes

Matt Black
Matt Black

Side View
Angle View

To allow for the expansion of our OEM business, we have had to move our frame production away from the Pro-Lite lineup to OEM manufacturing. If you are in need of frames for a small, medium or large brand, please have a look at our OEM page or contact us directly with some information about your company through our contact page. Our MOQ is reasonable and of course, everything is 100% hand-built.

Features

Born in the wind, the Modena has been reborn. It has been re-designed to make it more aerodynamic, but also keep the rider in a good position with a low front end. The Modena GP has only one focus and that’s the pursuit of speed… and maintaining it.

As with all of our carbon frames, the Modena GP is manufactured using thick-wall air bladders and high pressure vacuum forming for increased strength from the inside out.

Di2 and Mech
Ready

Toray 700
Carbon Fibre

BB86 Hub Shell

Internal cable routing

Tapered
Head Tube

Aerobuster Evo
Adjustable on 3 axes

Inline cable adjustors

Specifications

Since 2013, Pro-Lite frames will be sold as kits. The Modena GP kit includes:

Modena GP frame
Aerobuster Evo seat post and clamp
Milazzo fork
Integrated aero brake set (F+R)
Ancona headset and Wedge for carbon steerers
Hardware for internal routing of Di2 and Mech type cables

Specifications
Head Tube Type	Tapered
Seat Post Diameter	Aerobuster EVO
Front Derailleur	Braze-On Style
Cable Routing	Internal
BB Type	BB86
Dropout Type	Vertical
Frame Width	130

Geometry

Size	Small	Med	Large
Seat Tube (C-T)	495	495	495
Top Tube (effective)	525	557	589
Chain Stay (actual)	385	385	385
Seat Tube Angle	75	75	75
Bottom Bracket Drop	65	65	65
Head Tube Length	85	90	100
Head Tube Angle	72	72	72
Reach	396.1	427.5	457.17
Stack	469.7	472.7	487.41
Fork Length	357	357	357
Fork Rake	43	43	43
Wheelbase	953.48	985.7	1018.3
Weight	1350g	1420g	1470g

Are you wanting a bit more clarification on the geometry? Click the picture below to learn more.

Modena GP
Di2 and Mech
Cable Setup Guide Click to view