This Mosaic GT-2 45 has a custom titanium frame, Land Cruiser paint theme, ENVE fork, and more. Not bad for a free bike, right?
The Pro’s Closet and Mosaic teamed up to create a limited run of drool-worthy gravel bikes.
Yes, “drool-worthy” — these GT-2 45s have hand-built Mosaic titanium frames, Shimano GRX mechanical drivetrains, ENVE carbon forks, plus paint jobs that invoke vintage Land Cruisers.
Want one? Now you can get one free of charge. All you have to do to enter is give The Pro’s Closet your email address between now and Dec. 14. (And live in the U.S.)
For more on the bike itself, read on.
Mosaic builds bikes by hand out of its Boulder, Colo. facility. For The Pro’s Closet collab GT-2 45, it used 3A/2.5V straight gauge titanium tubing. The Radavist’s John Watson contributed the idea for the 1970s Toyota Land Cruiser-inspired paint. Toyota used the same “nebula green” and “desert tan” paint scheme as Mosaic on Land Cruisers.
The 1x Shimano GRX gearing puts the bike at 40T x 11-40. And 45mm gravel tires mount to DT Swiss GR1600 spline wheels, which provide 24 mm of internal width.
American component builder Thompson handles the bar, stem, and seat post. The brands also spec’d an electronic shifting version of the GT-2 45, with a Shimano GRX Di2 drivetrain, ENVE cockpit, and Industry Nine wheels.
The Pro’s Closet waxed on the rig, calling it “the ultimate forever bike” and calling out its versatility. It’s suited for gravel, bikepacking, or even road riding if you throw on some skinny slicks.
MSRP: $8,000 — but you can’t beat free. The sweepstakes partners plan to announce the random winner on or about Dec. 18.
Good luck! (But not that good, because I entered too).
