If you want cheap check: Coloradocyclist.com
They've got one for $1300.

I sent you a Personal message. Aloha

the gunnar is 853 AND ox platinum. not 100% on the disc mounts . . tho you can always have them added.

for a really nicely priced frame fillet brazed from ox platinum it is very hard to beat curtlo. full custom there - sloping tt, disc mounts, whatever ya want for next to nothing.

http://www.curtlo.com/cyclocross.html

815 bucks with a fork. wicked cool, too. killa!!

gunnar is the company I forgot about. $700 for a frame w/o fork. I remember helping with a customer who has some custom dimensions for an additional $300. I bet they can compact the frame and add ISO disc mounts for the same add on charge

you know it - they'd be happy to. have 'em slip one of their new EBB's in there, so's you can run it fixed or SS, my man!

You can get a complete Cannondale cross bike from under $1100.

Dave in VA

The vanillas are gorgeous... never looked at them before. I will consider them along with Gunnar. The EBB is a great idea, as I am a SS fanatic as well and don't have a road SS yet. What a rig! this is ending up like the Karate monkey from Surley.

So I with one of these two frames, I plan to add a winwood full CF fork with ISO mounts, Campy Record 1x10 drivetrain, using White industries ENO crank 44t, American classic handbuilt wheelset (all black), phil wood BB, ITM Millenium H-bar and stem with some Avid Shorties for now. I'll add avid mech discs for next winter.

that'll be a sick bike. :)

If you go Sycip you can have it configured any way you want. Tubing/geometry/options/you name it. My Sycip cross toes the line on race days at 17lbs 4oz. Fantastic bike!