ROAD ENDURANCE · ALL-ROAD

ENVE Fray

An endurance road bike built for comfort and stability on long rides, with verified room for tires 35 mm or wider. Position 2 of 5, Semi-Relaxed, scored at a middle size.

Type: Road Endurance · All-road
Price: $8,750 to $13,750
Sizes: 47 to 60 (7)
Position: 2 · Semi-Relaxed

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What ENVE says

In ENVE’s words: “fast on pavement, composed on dirt, and built for riders who see every route…”

The Fray balances speed and versatility, while ENVE positions the Melee around pure speed.
Its integrated Cargo Bay uses unused downtube space to carry tools and other essentials.
Top-tube and downtube mounts support bags, bottles and ride gear.

Source: ENVE, Fray US product page, read November 2, 2026.

Published frame dimensions

Frame-only measurements in millimeters. Stem, spacers and handlebars change where your hands end up. Reach vs. typical compares each size with a typical road frame of the same stack.

Size	Stack	Reach	Wheelbase	Head angle	Standover	Reach vs. typical
47	522	365	985	70.9°	699	−10 mm
50	540	371	994	71.3°	719	−9 mm
52	556	377	994	72°	739	−7 mm
54	573	383	1006	72°	754	−5 mm
56	591	389	1008	72.6°	775	−4 mm
58	610	396	1024	72.6°	793	−2 mm
60	633	403	1029	73.3°	820	−1 mm

From ENVE’s geometry chart, checked November 2, 2026. Visit ENVE ↗

What the Position levels mean

5 · AggressiveLong and low for its sizeMore than 10 mm more reach than a typical frame with the same stack.Most frames here are race bikes.
4 · Semi-AggressiveSporty and stretched4 to 10 mm more reach than a typical frame with the same stack.Common on road and gravel race bikes.
3 · BalancedMiddle of the rangeWithin 4 mm of typical reach for its stack.Found on every type of road and gravel bike.
2 · Semi-RelaxedTaller front, shorter reach4 to 10 mm less reach than a typical frame with the same stack.Common on endurance and all-rounder bikes.
1 · RelaxedTallest front and shortest reach for its sizeMore than 10 mm less reach than a typical frame with the same stack.Common on endurance and adventure bikes.

Where this frame sits

Each colored dot is one Fray size; gray dots are other current road frames. Shaded bands run from Position 1 Relaxed on the left to 5 Aggressive on the right.

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How this frame scores

Compared with a typical road frame of the same stack, sizes run from −10 mm to −1 mm reach. Read at a middle-size stack of 564 mm, the Fray scores 2 of 5 (Semi-Relaxed). Its sizes sit in different shaded bands because makers add reach at different rates as frames get bigger.

Price and builds

$8,750 to $13,750 across 4 builds. Fray - Pro RED; Fray - Premium RED; Fray - Premium Force; Fray - Foundation Force

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Groupset	Price
SRAM Force AXS	$8,750
SRAM Force AXS	$10,500
SRAM RED AXS	$12,000
SRAM RED AXS	$13,750

ENVE US list prices, checked November 2, 2026.

Comparable frames from other brands

The closest match to a size 54 Fray from other brands, among current road frames. Same-type frames are listed first.

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Frame details and sources

Tire clearance: 38 mm
ENVE lists 40 mm maximum with 1x and 38 mm with 2x; all four current named builds use 2x. All-road means the maker lists room for tires 35 mm or wider.
Mounts: Top-tube and downtube mounts, three bottle positions and fender compatibility.
Geometry chart: Current Fray maker chart; model year not stated

Geometry: ENVE’s chart, checked November 2, 2026.
Maker description: ENVE, read November 2, 2026.
Prices: ENVE US list prices for complete bikes, November 2, 2026. Prices and stock change often.
Maximum tire clearance is 40 mm with 1x and 38 mm with 2x. All four current named builds use SRAM 2x. Standover values use ENVE's 29 mm tire basis.