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Frame Info
Worldwide Shipping: Yes
Delivery across the globe!
Warranty: 3 Years
Limited warranty website average: 3.12 years
Released: 2024
The frame was released 1 years ago
Frame Type: Road
This is the style of frame
Frame Spec
Weight: 699 grams (Avg)
Website average: 1061g
Material: Carbon Fiber
The material the frame is constructed from
Electric gear compatible: Yes
You can use electric gears
Max Tire Size: 32 mm
This is the max tire size you can use
Bottom Bracket: BB86 Press Fit
The type of bottom bracket to install
Cables: Internally Routed
Cables are completely hidden in the frame
UCI Approved: Yes
You can use for official races
Brake Type: Disc Brake
Welcome to the future!
Brake Mount: Flat Mount
How the calipers are mounted
Colours Available: 7
The Amount of colours to choose from
Custom Paint: No
No custom paint option available
Integrated Bar and Stem: Yes
Sold separately
Axel Type: Thru-axle
How the wheels are secured to the frame
Sizes
This frame comes in 5 sizes, this is 0.47 less sizes than the website average.
Fork Details
Fork Material: Carbon Fiber
The material the forks are constructed from
Fork Weight: Unknown
Fork weight unknown
Fork Steerer length: Unknown
Fork steerer tube length unknown
Seat Post
Material: Carbon Fiber
The material the seat post is constructed from
Weight: Unknown
Seat post weight unknown
Seat Tube Length: Unknown
Seat tube length unknown
Carbon Rail Compatible?
Yes
Manufactures Description
The SLC3 is the third generation of our Super Light bike. This frame was made to conquer most terrains with its super lightweight 699g build, ensuring that every watt of power is transferred efficiently with its stiff ultra-layup technology. We designed the frame with power transfer in mind, incorporating both asymmetric chainstays and an asymmetric bottom bracket to ensure the drive side of the bike can handle the strongest of climbers. What go ... Read More