Colnago C68 Gravel - UDH Frame
SRAM Red XPRL AXS 1x Groupset with Power Meter
Vision SC45 Carbon Wheels
Bottom Bracket T47 Sram DUB Road
CC.01 Cockpit 
You can choose the crank length, cockpit size and saddle 
 
Please reach out to us for custom build options.
 
The C68 Gravel is a fast, solid and precise gravel bike that is fun to ride. The tyre clearance for tyres up to 42 mm is the best balance between speed and rideability. The modular construction and the clean, detail-oriented design make it unique. The savoir-faire of the same hands that made the bikes of the greatest champions in cycling history continues in a model that is already a classic.
Tyres up to 42 mm
It can accommodate tyres up to a nominal width of 42 mm. The choice to go no further is deliberate: the C68 Gravel is a fast, precise, snappy bike. A wider clearance would have changed its riding properties.
CC.01 Wide
The CC.01 Wide handlebar is specifically developed with a wider flare. A wider grip provides greater control in all driving situations and less fatigue on rough terrain.
Compatible with suspension forks
The C68 Gravel is specified with a rigid fork and CC.01 Wide handlebar. However, the frame is designed to offer a wide range of add-ons, in particular for different handlebars and suspension fork.
Bolder Gravel geometries
The longer reach and higher stack compared to other gravel bikes in the category. This offers an ergonomically superior riding experience, perfectly tuned for more challenging landscapes, while maintaining an overall aggressive approach.
3 mounting points for water bottles and bags
In addition to two bottle cages on the down tube and seat post, the C68 gravel bike also has two rivets on the top tube for attaching a frame bag.
The C68 proudly continues the tradition of the modular frame
The frame is constructed from several carbon parts that are hand-assembled in Italy through joints and interlocks. The number of parts that complete the frame is the same as the previous C series (C64).
An art jealously guarded and handed down
The tradition of modular carbon frames began at Colnago in the early 1990s. Colnago was the first brand in cycling history to introduce carbon frames to professional teams, winning a technically demanding race like the Paris Roubaix with the legendary C40.
Banding
The carbon bands are applied manually at the joint between the carbon modules, after which they are filed and polished to achieve the look of a monocoque frame with the best Colnago modular frame properties.
Tube construction
Colnago takes great care in the construction of carbon parts, from moulds to laminations, demanding that its (Italian) suppliers adhere scrupulously to design requirements.
Bonding
At Colnago's site, tubes and joints are shaped, finished and glued to form frames of different sizes.
Painting
Painting is done strictly by hand using an airbrush. The aim is to achieve excellent quality without making the frame too heavy.
Assembly
Even the final touch, the assembly of the components, is carried out strictly at Colnago premise.