Stinner adds Gibraltar road bike to its stock offerings
Stinner Frameworks has been steadily adding to its stock frame size offerings. While the California brand still builds custom bikes, with rider-specific geometry and bespoke paint, stock sizes and colors have become the predominantly sold models in its catalog. This effort is part of the scaled-up Stinner manufacturing Escape documented earlier this year.
The latest model to get the Stinner stock treatment is the Gibraltar road bike. Named after Gibraltar Road, a steep and winding climb north of the brand's Santa Barbara headquarters, the Gibraltar is available as a frameset or complete, in both steel (Gibraltar Select) and titanium (Gibraltar Podium) options. It accommodates 700 x 32 tires, supports SRAM UDH or Shimano Di2 drivetrains, features full internal routing on the Podium version and external routing via clip-on cable guides on the Select, and is available in six sizes. Select framesets cost US$1,695 and complete builds start at $4,195. Podium frames are $2,895 with completes starting at $5,695. [Stinner]
