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merida reacto teamHochwertiges aerodynamisches REACTO Rennrad und Referenz fr das Team Bahrain Victorious. Als eines der erfolgreichsten und meist ausgezeichneten Bikes der jngeren Geschichte kombiniert das REACTO TEAM geringes Gewicht, auergewhnliche Aerodynamik, perfekte Kabelintegration und beeindruckenden aerodynamischen Komfort. Ausgestattet mit hochwertiger Ausstattung von Shimano, Vision, FSA und Continental, fhlt sich dieses Fahrrad sowohl bei Top Rennen als

Hochwertiges aerodynamisches REACTO Rennrad und Referenz für das Team Bahrain Victorious. Als eines der erfolgreichsten und meist ausgezeichneten Bikes der jüngeren Geschichte kombiniert das REACTO TEAM geringes Gewicht, außergewöhnliche Aerodynamik, perfekte Kabelintegration und beeindruckenden aerodynamischen Komfort. Ausgestattet mit hochwertiger Ausstattung von Shimano, Vision, FSA und Continental, fühlt sich dieses Fahrrad sowohl bei Top-Rennen als auch bei anspruchsvollen Amateurwettkämpfen wohl.

Spezifikationen

RAHMEN REACTO CF5 IV
  • Material: Carbon
  • 700x30C max. Raddimension
  • 100x12/142x12 mm Achsstandard
  • BB86,5 Tretlagerstandard
FARBE GUNMETAL GRAU (FLASH BCP)
RAHMENGRÖSSE XXS, XS, S, M, L
GABEL REACTO CF5 IV Scheibe
  • Material: Carbon
  • 700x30C max. Raddimension
BREMSEN Shimano Ultegra
  • Hydraulische Scheibenbremse
SCHEIBEN Shimano 
  • 160 mm
STEUERSATZ FSA ACR
LENKERBIEGUNG MERIDA TEAM SL 1P INTEGRIERT
  • Material: Carbon
  • 400 mm (XXS-XS)
  • 420 mm (S-M-L)
  • 440 mm (XL)
LENKERSTEMM MERIDA TEAM EINTEILIG INTEGRIERT
  • Material: Carbon
  • 90 mm (XXS-XS)
  • 100 mm (S)
  • 110 mm M
  • 120 mm (L-XL)
GRIFFE Prologo One-Touch
UMWERFER Shimano Ultegra Di2
SCHALTWERK Shimano Ultegra Di2
SCHALTHEBEL Shimano Ultegra Scheibe Di2
KURBEL 165 mm-XXS/XS, 170 mm-S, 172,5 mm-M, 175 mm-L/XL
SATTELSTÜTZE MERIDA TEAM CW
  • Aero-Form
  • 15 mm Versatz
  • Material: Carbon
SATTELKLEMME MERIDA REACTO Aero
SATTEL Prologo Scratch M5
KETTE Shimano 12
KURBEL Shimano Ultegra
  • 52-36 Zähne
  • Leistungsmesser
KASSETTE Shimano 
  • 11-30 Zähne
  • 12 Gänge
TRETAGERIEHREIHE Shimano SM-BB92-41B
  • Pressfit 86,5 mm
ACHSE MERIDA EXPERT SL
  • inklusive abnehmbarem Hebel
  • 6/4 mm Inbusschlüssel
RÄDER Vision Metron 60 SL Clincher TL Disc
  • 100x12 mm Breite Vorderradnabe
  • 142x12 mm Breite Hinterradnabe
  • 21 mm Innenbreite
  • 60 mm Höhe
  • Centerlock
  • Material: Carbon
  • Tubeless ready (Tubeless-Band und Ventile nicht enthalten)
REIFEN Continental Grand Prix 5000S TR
  • 700x25C
  • faltbar
  • tubeless ready
MOTOR Scheibenbremskühler vorne/hinten
ZULÄSSIGES GESAMTGEWICHT 120 kg
  • Gesamtgewicht von Fahrrad, Fahrer und Gepäck

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Geometrie

RAHMENGRÖSSE XXS XS S M L XL
REIFENMAß 28" 28" 28" 28" 28" 28"
ST SATTLERHÖHE MM. 470 500 520 540 560 590
TT OBERROHR MM. 520 536 545 560 575 590
CS HINTERBAU MM 408 408 408 408 408 408
HTA STEUERWINKEL GRAD 70.5 72 72.5 73.5 73.5 74
STA LENKROHRWINKEL GRAD 74.5 74 74 73.5 73 73
BD TRETLAGERBEWEGUNG MM. 70 70 66 66 66 66
HT STEUERROHRHÖHE MM. 105 112 128 140 155 176
FI GABELLÄNGE MM. 385 385 385 385 385 385
R REACH MM 377 384 390 395 400 409
S STACKS MM 517 529 542 557 571 593
WB RADSTAND MM 985 983 990 990 999 1010
SH STAND ÜBERHÖHE MM 746 771 792 810 826 853
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