Lowest gear
29.0 gear inches
This value is within the central range for this class.
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Aluminum 6061 double-butted frame, weight 1586 g (size M), max tire width 38 mm (35 mm with fenders)
Carbon fork with aluminum steerer, weight 642 g (size M), max tire width 38 mm (35 mm with fenders)
160 mm front and rear
Aluminum rims with asymmetric profile, rim height 24 mm, inner rim width 21 mm, 28 spokes, weight 2 kg, front thru-axle 12x100 mm, rear thru-axle 12x142 mm
Aluminum, width XS-S: 400 mm, M/L: 420 mm, XL: 440 mm
Aluminum, diameter 27.2 mm, length XS-S: 300 mm, M-L: 350 mm, XL: 400 mm
Aluminum, length XS-S: 80 mm, M: 100 mm, L: 110 mm, XL: 120 mm
Geometry not published
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29.0 gear inches
This value is within the central range for this class.
131.8 gear inches
This value is within the central range for this class.
Mechanical
327 of 604 bicycles with this information use electronic shifting.
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