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colnago gravel bike g3x

colnago gravel bike g3x Colnago G3-X SRAM Rival Wide etap AXS Groupset 1x12 Gravel Bike G3G2 58s

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colnago gravel bike g3x Colnago G3-X SRAM Rival Wide etap AXS Groupset 1x12 Gravel Bike G3G2 58sOriginal msrp was $4849. 95 We have 1 size remaining in stock, which is a 58s and will fit more like a 60 or 61cm in other brands. Please check the geometry chart. This 58s is new in the box. Bike pictured is a different size. Steer tube is full length and still needs cut. The Colnago racing soul triumphs on dirt roads with the Colnago G3 X Shimano GRX 820 2x12, the gravel bike for tackling any type of terrain in any season, designed for riding on

Original msrp was $4849.95 We have 1 size remaining in stock, which is a 58s and will fit more like a 60 or 61cm in other brands.  Please check the geometry chart.

This 58s is new in the box. Bike pictured is a different size. Steer tube is full length and still needs cut.

The Colnago racing soul triumphs on dirt roads with the Colnago G3-X Shimano GRX 820 2x12, the gravel bike for tackling any type of terrain in any season, designed for riding on dirt and muddy terrain, comfortable even over long distances. The G3-X is made with a carbon monocoque frame and fitted with disc brakes. Plus the chain stays are wide enough to fit tires up to a maximum of 42 millimeters.

The G3-X is equipped with two protective plastic mudguards: one under the bottom bracket and one above the right chainstay to protect the chain from blows. And since longer adventures may require additional bags and bottle cages, the G3-X is equipped with two extra rivet pairs on the top tube and under the down tube.

Frame kit

  • Frame (material): Monocoque carbon.
  • Fork (material, section notes): Carbon fork for disc brakes, external cables, section with round circumference.
  • Headset: ID30,1 OD41 36°/45° ID40 OD52 45°/45°.
  • Seatpost: Carbon seatpost, 0.15 offset, "D-Shape" section.
  • Through axles: Diameter: 12 mm. length 100 mm (front) - 142 mm (rear).

Drivetrain

  • Shifting system: SRAM Rival AXS Etap
  • Front derailleur: N/A
  • Rear derailleur: SRAM Rival XPLR AXS Max 44t
  • Chain: SRAM Rival 12 Speed
  • Crankset: SRAM Rival 1x AXS DUB Wide 40t
  • Cassette: SRAM Rival XG-1251 12 Speed 10-44
  • Bottom bracket: SRAM DUB PF Road 86.5
  • Crank length: Sizes 42s - 48s: 170 mm, Sizes 50s - 54s: 172.5 mm, Sizes 56s - 58s: 175 mm

Brakes

  • Brakes: SRAM Rival AXS Hydraulic Disc
  • Disc size: SRAM Paceline Centerlock 160mm (Front), 140mm (Rear)
  • Brake lever: SRAM Rival eTap AXS
  • Brake caliper: SRAM

Wheels

  • Wheels: Fulcrum Rapid Red 900
  • Tires: Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H 40 TLR.
  • Maximum tire size: 42 mm (nominal width).

Components

  • Saddle: Prologo Kappa BK, Selle Italia" Model X BB FEC
  • Handlebar: Deda Gravel 100; Sizes 46s: Width: 400 mm, Sizes 49s - 55s: Width: 420 mm, Sizes 58s: Width: 440 mm
  • Stem: Deda Elementi Attacco; Size 46s: Length: 90 mm, Size 49s: Length: 100 mm, Sizes 52s - 55s: Length: 110 mm, Sizes 58s: Length: 120 mm
  • Handlebar Tape: Colnago Grip Black
  • Bottle cage: Colnago Matte Black (1x)

1CCL.G3X.0F1.RWW.R9C.49S.G3G2 = 49s

1CCL.G3X.0F1.RWW.R9C.52S.G3G2 = 52s

1CCL.G3X.0F1.RWW.R9C.55S.G3G2 = 55s

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