Skip to content
BikeTwins
How it works

Carbonda CFR-707

Gravel · 6 sizes

Sign in and add the bike you ride, and this table will say what each size needs for your position. Sign in This is the bike I ride
Bike
Carbonda CFR-707 · Gravel · 6 sizes · integrated cockpit
Geometry
carbonda.com, fetched 29 Aug 2026, re-checked, no differences
Cockpit
Generic stem and bar, assumed
Solved with
cover 15 mm (assumed), max spacers 40 mm (assumed), stem clamp centre 20 mm (assumed), so every verdict carries ±10 mm at the bar
Sheet
6 September 2026 · 210 bikes, 43 makes, 1,262 sizes in the catalogue

Geometry, every size, from the maker's table

The tinted row is the size drawn beside it. Press a size to draw it.
Size Stack (mm) Reach (mm) Head angle (deg) Seat angle (deg) Head tube (mm) Chainstay (mm) Wheelbase (mm) Standover (mm)not published
XS 542 375 70 74.5 120 435 1029.5
S 558 380 70.3 73.5 135 435 1037.2
M 572.7 390.4 70.5 73.5 150 435 1050.7
L 596 400 72 73.5 170 435 1052.8
XL 619 412 72.5 73.5 190 435 1066.7
XXL 638 426 72.5 73.5 210 435 1086.8

The table runs on to the right: 6 more columns after Reach. Scroll it sideways to read them.

Seat tube 510 mmHead tube 170 mmTop tube 577 mmDown tubeChainstay 435 mmSeat stayFork 1053 mm stack 596reach 400Head tube top 400 / 596BB 0 / 0

The L drawn to scale from the table, with no build on it. Stack and reach run from the bottom bracket to the top of the head tube; every size is solved from those two. One square is 100 mm.

The maker's cockpit

No stock cockpit I can name, so every size is solved on a generic stem and bar unless you choose one on the sheet.
Generic stem and barAssumedNo bar is listed for this frame.

In the maker's words

Kept whole, as I read it off carbonda.com.
INTEGRATED one-piece bar/stem offered with the frame: Carbonda CHB-CGB02 (catalog type "Gravel"), listed in the CFR-707 spec table as "CGB02 size: 80x400, 90x420, 90x440, 100x440" (stem length x bar width, mm); the maker does not map a CGB02 size to a frame size, so stock_stem_length and stock_bar_width are null.
Cockpit and seatpost, in the maker's words · 216 words
INTEGRATED one-piece bar/stem offered with the frame: Carbonda CHB-CGB02 (catalog type "Gravel"), listed in the CFR-707 spec table as "CGB02 size: 80x400, 90x420, 90x440, 100x440" (stem length x bar width, mm); the maker does not map a CGB02 size to a frame size, so stock_stem_length and stock_bar_width are null. CGB02 bar reach, drop, flare, stem angle, clamp height and maximum spacer stack are NOT published on carbonda.com or in the 2024-09 catalog. Catalog alternative: CHB-CGB01 conventional gravel drop bar (type "Gravel") in 380 / 400 / 420 / 440 mm, which needs a separate stem. Headset: "1-1/2" * 1-1/2" ACR" (cables routed internally through the headset; the page lists "Integrated cabling"); the size-M engineering drawing shows 52.1 mm (+0.05/-0) bearing seats top and bottom and a 57 mm head tube outer diameter, so both bearings are 1-1/2 in. Seatpost: "Seat post diameter: 27.2 MM", "Seatpost offset: Zero/25mm setback" (catalog posts CSP-056 27.2 mm x 350 or 400 mm, 0 mm offset, and CSP-006 27.2 mm x 350 or 400 mm, 25 mm offset); the drawing shows an internal wedge seat clamp at the seat tube top. Fork: CFO-707 (catalog), 590 g +/- 15 g, 12x100 mm thru axle, axle-to-crown 400 mm and offset 50 mm on every size (columns F and OT of the geometry table).
GEOMETRY TABLE: one-page PDF "CFR-707-Geometry" (AutoCAD 2010 plot, metadata date 2024-08-22, HTTP Last-Modified 2024-09-14) with a letter-keyed frame diagram and a 14-column table: SIZE, S, SC, O, HS, HC, F, OT, WB, FC, RC, G, Reach, Stack. Source: pdf_table (the maker's product page publishes the geometry only as a downloadable PDF
How I read the maker's table
COLUMN MAPPING read from the diagram: S = seat tube length along the seat tube from the bottom bracket centre to the top of the seat tube (centre-to-top); SC = seat tube angle, the angle between the horizontal through the BB centre and the seat tube centreline; O = horizontal top tube, drawn at the height of the top of the head tube from the head tube axis back to the extended seat tube centreline (an effective top tube); HS = head tube length along the head tube axis; HC = head tube angle; F = fork length axle-to-crown (400 on all sizes, no field in this schema); OT = fork offset; WB = wheelbase; FC = front centre (BB centre to front axle); RC = rear centre (BB centre to rear axle), recorded as chainstay; G = bottom bracket drop. STACK DATUM: Stack is drawn as the vertical from the BB centre to a horizontal line through the top of the head tube (the frame's head tube top face, on its axis) and Reach as the horizontal from the BB vertical to the head tube axis at that same line; no headset cover or spacer is included. SEAT ANGLE: labelled only "SC" with no wording; the diagram and the size-M engineering drawing show a straight seat tube whose centreline passes through the BB centre, so the actual and effective angles coincide, but because the maker never says "effective" the flag is left null. UNITS: mm and degrees (the drawing title block says unit mm; the table prints angles with a degree sign). SIZE NAMES: XS / S / M / L / XL / XXL (page: "Sizes: XS/S/M/L/XL/XXL"); the maker publishes no rider height guide. NOT PUBLISHED, so null: standover, trail, per-size stem length and bar width. SIZE-M ENGINEERING DRAWING (https://carbonda.com/upload/download/CFR-707/CFR-707-M-UDH.pdf, drawing no. CFR-707-M-UDH-FB-003, design date 2023-06-14, edition R0, scale 1:1, mm) repeats 560.0 / 390.4 / 572.7 / 490 +/-1 / 150 +/-0.5 / 70.5 deg / 73.5 deg / 1050.7 +/-2 / 625.3 +/-2 / RC 435 (+2/-0) / 50 / 400 exactly as the table and gives the BB drop as 69.7 +/-0.2 where the table prints 70; the table value is recorded. The same drawing carries an unlabelled vertical dimension of 813.6 mm from the ground line (wheel drawn at R361, i.e. a 722 mm rolling diameter) to the top of the top tube at the rear of the two top-tube accessory bolts (the bolts are 64 mm apart, the front one 80 mm behind the head tube axis); that is a standover-type height for size M only, the maker does not name it and the other sizes' drawings were not fetched, so standover stays null. OTHER FRAME FACTS from the page: "Carbon fiber gravel bike / adventure bike / traveling bike", T700 and T800 carbon mix, UD weave, frame (M) 1300 +/-50 g including alloy parts, fork 590 +/-15 g, BSA 68 mm bottom bracket, flat mount, 160/180 mm rotors, 12x100 mm front and 12x142 mm rear thru axles, UDH, max tyre 700x50C / 650Bx2.1 in (53.3 mm), max chainring 52-36T / 46T, rack and fender compatible, one-piece EPS moulding, custom paint. MODEL YEAR: Carbonda does not date the model; the drawing is from June 2023, the geometry PDF from August 2024, the page photos from September and October 2024 and the catalog from September 2024, so this is the frame sold from 2024 on; model_year is left null rather than guessed. Source: pdf_table (the maker's product page publishes the geometry only as a downloadable PDF, https://carbonda.com/upload/download/CFR-707/CFR-707-Geometry.pdf, linked under "File download" as "CFR-707-Geometry"; the PDF is not stored)