Cycling Bargains - Condor Italia X Velopark Frameset (Condor-98015139)
Condor Italia X Velopark Frameset
Product Description
Borrowing geometry cues from the award winning carbon Leggero, this frame is based around our Italia RC and Italia models is designed for riders who want to compete, train and go fast on their bikes. At the heart of the machine is the triple-butted aluminium frame built using superbly light tubing developed with Columbus. An ideal for riders who want a bike that they can ride at the weekend as well as ride around town. Perfect as a first road bike for those looking to take their cycling further and riders who want an alternative to a carbon bike in the colder seasons..
Specification
Frame_ Columbus Airplane 7005 series alloy
Fork_ Condor RC Carbon
Frame weight_ 1490g (55cm frame, painted)
Fork weight_ 580g
Sizes_ 46, 49, 52, 55, 58, 61cm
Colours_ White
Oversized tubes maximise lateral stiffness and minimise loss of power
Carbon fork reduces road vibration and improves steering
Bottom bracket_ BSA
Seat tube (internal): 27.2mm
Seat tube (external): 31.8mm
Front derailleur a...
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