Dolan Pre Cursa 2.0 frameset - Starlight Black

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The updated Dolan Pre Cursa features a tapered head tube that enhances the frame's overall stiffness, providing better handling and control, and the addition of double-sided stainl ess steel dropout plates increases the bike's strength and offers better protection against being marred by track axle hardware. Rock-solid triple butted 7075 AL frame construction, oversized tubing and smooth welds remain the same as previous models, a full carbon Alpina 1 1.8-1.5" tapered fork completes the front end and provides superb handling, and a Starlight Black colorway boasts an amazing multi-color glitter black gloss finish. Rest assured, the new Pre Cursa has been rigorously tested on the track by top professionals in the industry, ensuring it meets the high standards required for competitive racing. Specifications • frame: 7075 AL triple butted w/ oversized down tube, smooth welds & stainless steel dropout inserts • fork: Alpina 1-1/8-1.5" Full Carbon track fork (43mm offset, drilled for brake) • includes IS41/51 integrated headset w/ top cap & compression plug, Alpina 20mm setback seatpost & seatpost collar • frame is not drilled for a brake • seatpost size: 27.2mm • frame/fork spacing: 120/100mm • clearance for 28mm tires in front & rear (Dolan specs say 25mm, but we've done it many times) • BB: 68mm English-threaded • recommended max rider weight: 265 lbs • color: Starlight Black w/ gloss black fork • sizes: 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60cm • frame/fork weight: 1780g/440g (54cm w/ uncut steerer) Sizing & geometry Frame preparation info Proper preparation of a new frame is an essential part of building up any new bike. This process typically involves facing and chasing the bottom bracket shell to clean the threads and remove any paint, clearcoat overspray, or internal frame coating buildup before installing a bottom bracket, as well as facing and reaming the head tube to remove any imperfections prior to headset installation. These procedures require specialized tools, and can be performed by any reputable bike shop in your area. More information here: Bottom Bracket Facing and Chasing - parktool.com Head Tube Reaming and Facing - parktool.com Show more