Yes! We've included options for routing internally-routed dropper posts on the Stigmata. Just make sure you order a 27.2mm post

Yes, definitely. Road+ (otherwise known as 650x47) will work on pavement or moderate terrain. For rocky or more uneven terrain, we'd recommend something larger to keep the BB a little higher. 27.5x2.0 is better for this use, or something in the 700x35-45c range.

Yes. We designed it to work with up to 700x35 or 27.5x2.0 while using fenders. Tires and fenders vary greatly, so treat these numbers as guidelines, not gospel.  

The frame and fork will accept up to a 700x45 or 27.5x2.1" tire.

The Stigmata has mounts for 3 bottles. One is under the downtube, and the other two are inside the front triangle.

We include Rockshox's excellent Maxle Ultimate axles with the Stigmata, for ease of use. If you want the cleanest setup, use Maxle Stealth or another aftermarket solution. Front axle is 125mm long, 12mm diameter, 12mm thread length, M12X1.50 thread. Rear axle is 174mm long, 12mm diameter, 20mm thread length, M12X1.75 thread

Our fork is 395mm axle-crown, so you want to be pretty close to that. We spec 50mm rake on the 49, 52, and 54cm bikes, and 45mm rake on larger sizes.

No, the fender mounts are strictly for fenders. They were not built to carry a rack or weight.

The Quincy uses standard "flat-mount" brake mounts. These are compatible with 140mm or 160mm rotors, depending on the adapter/orientation

This bike uses a 68mm threaded BB, so any crank compatible with that standard should work great.  

Bikes and frames include the custom seat stay mount that we designed, as there is no traditional seat stay bridge on the Quincy. Other than that, you should only need the hardware that comes with your fenders.

We've built this bike to accept electronic FDs, or modern cable-actuated FD's from Shimano (7000/8000/9000 series). Mechanical FDs from SRAM won't work, as they lack the integrated housing stop that's necessary with our cable routing.  

This bike uses integrated headset cups. The upper is 41mm and the lower is 52mm. The SHIS name is IS 41/28.6 IS 52/40. The fork uses an integrated 1.5" crown race, with a 36* taper angle. We know that's a lot of specs to worry about, so we made sure that every Stigmata/Quincy comes with a compatible headset, whether you're purchasing a frameset or complete bike.

With 1x, you can use up to 42t. For 2x, we've built it to accept up to a 36t small ring and 50t big ring.

The Quincy is offered in a 49cm frame, which fits riders ~5’0” to ~5’2”. It is spec'd with bar widths that are sized appropriately (38cm on size 49 and 40cm on 52 and 54), and an Ergon SR10 women’s saddle. And, it is offered in two 1x options from SRAM.