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Reparto Corse Technologies
New frame in 6061 aluminum double thickness compatible for the assembly of disc brakes, thru-axle or caliper, quick release. Thanks to the design of the Racing Department, we have developed increasingly cutting-edge solutions to get the most out of this material, with high-quality levels, extraordinary lightness, and high performance. The lightweight and comfortable frame feature a 610-gram carbon fork that dampens the roughness of the road and is assembled with quality components to ensure excellent performance on the road.
Perfect For
Excellent performance on any route, from longer circuits to group outings and even on less demanding gravel tracks.
The Bike for You
They are designed for a smooth, stable, fun racing bike. Also ideal for those approaching the road world and needing comfort and reliability.
IRC: Internal Routing Cable. System cables internally in the frame
SWT: Smooth Welding Technology. New welding technique, that makes invisible the tube connection.
THT: Tapered Head Tube. Head tube with diameter 1” 1/8 up and 1”1/2 down. Is the best technical solution for the front end, improving stability and riding precision.
Additional Shipping Charges Apply:
Large volume / volumetric weight Shipment - This product originates from our distribution center in Bangalore, India, and will be transported using the most reliable and premium courier partners to ensure reliable delivery of the product to you. Any orders received out of Bangalore will attract a nominal shipping charge, to be decided and applied by couriers, after the order is placed and when the product is ready for dispatch - by checking the volumetric weight of the shipment box. Applicable shipping charges by the transporter will be communicated and to be paid before the dispatch.
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