In the world of road cycling, the primary goal is to achieve maximum speed and optimal performance. One key aspect to attain this is the lightness of materials used in bicycle frames.
Fragility concerns manufacturers and cyclists alike: materials like carbon fiber or composite fibers allow lightweight frames but can be less resistant to impacts compared to traditional steel or aluminum frames.
This is crucial for road bikes, where the required speed and stress push even advanced materials to their limits.
The result of modern frames is a sleek and slender form composed of extremely lightweight materials. However, due to horizontal forces and external stresses, these frames can experience compression or even breakage in parts, leading to permanent damage to the bike and compromising the cyclist's safety.
Celere consists of a frame kit composed of various parts capable of absorbing and dissipating encountered impacts, creating a lightweight yet sturdy frame.
The fully assembled frame allows for easy replacement of any damaged part in case of breakage, restoring the original structure.
"Few pieces, few moves, the assembly is easy and fast, allowing you to disassemble your bike quickly and precisely, in order to save potential space during transportation."
All components have been designed for cold processing using CNC machines and have undergone simulations to create the optimal shape for withstanding stress.
