evolve CIMA GR

FRAMESET ONLY, NO HANDLEBAR OR STEM SUPPLIED: the listing says it "Includes the CIMA GR frame and fork, seatpost, and all essential components" (USD 1,999) and that you "can also choose to add the Kreuza Apex GR one-piece handlebar as a combo" (the page offers it as a bought-together option; the bar is USD 330 on its own at https://www.evolvebicycles.com/product/kreuza-apex-gr/). Steerer tube: "28.6mm (OD1)" i.e. a round 1-1/8 in steerer, so a conventional stem is mechanically possible; the frame has internal cable routing (1x mechanical and electronic, 2x electronic only) and the maker does not say whether a non-Kreuza cockpit can route cables through the headset. Headset: standard steel bearings, 40.5 mm ID x 49.5 mm OD x 6.5 mm (one size quoted, top and bottom not distinguished); headset cover / top cap height NOT published; max spacer stack NOT published. KREUZA APEX GR one-piece bar (optional combo), figures from the maker's spec image on the bar page: TORAYCA T800; handlebar width (hood to hood, C-C) 360 / 385 / 410 mm; drop width (C-C) 420 / 445 / 470 mm ("60mm flared drops"); flare angle 14.6 deg; forward angle 6 deg; stem angle -6 deg; stem length 80 / 90 / 100 / 110 / 120 / 130 mm; bar reach 70 mm; drop 115 mm; bar stack 35.5 mm; rise 15 mm; weight 290-312 g depending on width x stem (paint 12 g extra), fixings 29.3 g. Store variations offered 2026-08-29: 360 x 80-130, 385 x 80-130, 410 x 90-130 (410 x 80 appears in the weight table but not as an orderable variation). No per-frame-size default width or stem is published, so stock_stem_length and stock_bar_width are null. In the Apex GR box: handlebar top cover, headset spacers 5 mm x 2 and 10 mm x 3 (40 mm supplied in total), alloy computer mount (Garmin / Wahoo / Bryton bases), camera / light holder, Kreuza Air bar tape; the bar has a pre-integrated aero-bar mounting interface. SEATPOST: included with the frameset, chosen at order: length 310 mm or 380 mm; offset -5 mm (Panda Podium's listing words this as "5mm forward"), 10 mm setback or 25 mm setback; saddle rail clamps 7x7 / 7x9 / 7x10 mm. FORK: 395 mm full length (row 6, all sizes); offset 54 mm on XS / S / M and 50 mm on ML / L / XL (two forks); 12 x 100 mm thru axle; flat mount, 160 / 180 mm front rotor, 140 / 160 mm rear; tyre clearance 700 x 50C / 29 x 2.0 in; wheel size 650B / 700C. Frame: T1100 and T800 with M40, 750 g size M unpainted, fork 375 g unpainted, BSA 68 mm BB, UDH hanger, 12 x 142 mm rear axle, rider weight limit 109 kg, UCI approved, CE certified, limited lifetime warranty.

every value above was transcribed from that image and then cross-checked (see collector_notes). Chart rows are numbered 1-13 plus A / B and keyed to the diagram: 1 stack, 2 reach, 3 head tube length, A head tube angle, 4 BB drop, 5 trail (given for 30C, 40C and 50C tyres), 6 fork length full, 7 fork rake / offset, 8 front center, 9 rear center, 10 seat tube length, B seat tube angle, 11 wheelbase, 12 top tube length, 13 standover height (given for 30C, 40C and 50C tyres). STACK DATUM: the diagram draws 1 (stack) as the vertical from the bottom bracket centre to a horizontal dashed line at the top of the head tube (below the headset top cover) and 2 (reach) as the horizontal from the BB centre to the head tube top centre, i.e. the usual BB-centre-to-head-tube-top convention. SEAT ANGLE CONVENTION: the row is labelled only "B. TOP TUBE: row 12 is drawn as a horizontal dashed line from the seat tube axis to the head tube top, so it is recorded as top_tube_effective. CHAINSTAY = row 9 "REAR CENTER" (425 mm all sizes). TRAIL AND STANDOVER DEPEND ON TYRE SIZE: the trail and standover fields hold the 40C values (the middle of the three tyre sizes the maker lists); the full sets are trail-30C XS 63 / S 62 / M 60 / ML 59 / L 58 / XL 58; trail-40C XS 67 / S 65 / M 63 / ML 63 / L 61 / XL 61; trail-50C XS 70 / S 69 / M 67 / ML 66 / L 64 / XL 64; standover-30C XS 707 / S 735 / M 762 / ML 786 / L 813 / XL 843; standover-40C XS 717 / S 745 / M 772 / ML 796 / L 823 / XL 853; standover-50C XS 727 / S 755 / M 782 / ML 806 / L 833 / XL 863. Fork length full 395 mm on every size is not in the schema. SIZE NAMES: XS / S / M / ML / L / XL with the maker's rider heights XS <163 cm, S 161-170, M 168-177, ML 175-184, L 182-192, XL >190 (same on the chart and in the Frame Size dropdown); the chart carries the caveat "The sizes listed are for reference only and represent common cases, as limb proportions vary among riders of the same height". The maker's size guide (https://www.evolvebicycles.com/evolve-frameset-size-guide/) is prose only (no table) and says CIMA comes in six sizes covering roughly 146-202 cm and that sizing is based on stack and reach. MODEL YEAR: the chart and page carry no year; 2026 is inferred from the product page's published date 2026-05-08 (Yoast schema, modified 2026-08-24), the geometry image upload path 2026/06 and the weight chart uploads 2026/08 (the CIMA GR is the brand's first gravel frame, launched 2026). Fork offset 54 / 50 mm on the spec table agrees with row 7 of the chart. The four weight chart images in the "Weight" accordion were not transcribed; Panda Podium's reprint lists real-world painted frame weights Sahara Nude XS 795 / S 805 / M 820 / ML 850 / L 890 / XL 940 g (paint 55 g). Source: image_table (brand site, product page "Geometry" accordion: geometry table image https://www.evolvebicycles.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/lQLPKHY4kBkt7HHNA-jNBLCw8QjVq_Wmw0MJ387OqIXFAA_1200_1000.jpg (1200x1000 JPG headed "#evolve CIMA GR") plus numbered diagram image https://www.evolvebicycles.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/a0d48184b39847d885ddef70019f9bd9.png; the Specifications section below it is an HTML table)