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scheibenbremse gravel bike Gravelbike RINOS Sandman 6 – Rinosbike

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scheibenbremse gravel bike Gravelbike RINOS Sandman 6 – RinosbikeSandman 6 Produktseite Das Sandman 6 hebt die Gravel Performance mit Shimanos GRX600 Schaltgruppe auf ein neues Level ein ausgereifter 22 Gang Antrieb (211), der einen greren bersetzungsbereich und prziseres Schalten als Einstiegssysteme bietet. Das GRX RD RX810 Schaltwerk mit 11 34T Kassette sorgt fr geschmeidige bergnge bei technischen Anstiegen und schnellen Abfahrten. Dies ist die Schaltgruppe, in der Shimanos gravel spezifisches Engineering am

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Das Sandman 6 hebt die Gravel-Performance mit Shimanos GRX600-Schaltgruppe auf ein neues Level – ein ausgereifter 22-Gang-Antrieb (2×11), der einen größeren Übersetzungsbereich und präziseres Schalten als Einstiegssysteme bietet. Das GRX RD-RX810 Schaltwerk mit 11-34T-Kassette sorgt für geschmeidige Übergänge bei technischen Anstiegen und schnellen Abfahrten. Dies ist die Schaltgruppe, in der Shimanos gravel-spezifisches Engineering am deutlichsten wird – mit verbesserter Ergonomie und Clutch-Technologie, die die Kette auch auf rauesten Untergründen sicher hält.

Aufgebaut auf dem gleichen TORAY T800-Carbonrahmen wie das Sandman 4, behält das Sandman 6 das Komplettgewicht von 9,8 kg bei und rüstet gleichzeitig die Komponenten auf, die Fahrqualität und Langlebigkeit verbessern. Die hydraulischen GRX600-Scheibenbremsen bieten konsistentere Modulation und erfordern weniger häufige Wartung als die 400er-Serie. Die aufgewertete Shimano 11-fach-Kette läuft leiser und hält unter Last länger. Diese Verfeinerungen summieren sich über Hunderte von Kilometern – weniger Zeit für Einstellungen am Rad, mehr Zeit zum Fahren.

Wir haben das Sandman 6 durchgehend mit RINOS-Carbonkomponenten ausgestattet – Lenker, Sattelstütze und Gabel – und schaffen damit ein zusammenhängendes System, das Vibrationen dämpft, ohne die Reaktionsfreudigkeit zu beeinträchtigen. Der Aluminium-Steuersatz bietet eine zuverlässige Schnittstelle zwischen diesen Carbonelementen. Die breiteren 38-mm-RINOS-Felgen gepaart mit Novatec 28H-Naben schaffen einen Laufradsatz, der schnell beschleunigt und dennoch stabil bleibt, wenn er mit Bikepacking-Ausrüstung beladen ist. Jede Komponentenwahl spiegelt unseren Fokus wider, ein Gravelbike zu bauen, das leistet – ob beim Rennen, auf Tour oder beim einfachen Erkunden.

Erhältlich in vier markanten Farbvarianten und fünf Rahmengrößen für Fahrer von 150 cm bis über 200 cm Körpergröße – das Sandman 6 passt für eine breite Palette von Fahrern. Die Geometrie des Rads balanciert Stabilität mit Wendigkeit – souverän bei technischen Abfahrten, reaktionsfreudig beim Navigieren durch enge Singletrails. Ob Sie mehrtägige Bikepacking-Routen angehen, an Gravel-Events teilnehmen, auf gemischtem Terrain trainieren oder ein vielseitiges All-Road-Bike suchen – das Sandman 6 liefert Premium-Performance ohne Premium-Preisschild. In der EU nach höchsten Standards gefertigt, ist dieses Rad für Fahrer gebaut, die mehr von ihrer Ausrüstung verlangen.

Größenratgeber

Wählen Sie die Rahmengröße, die Ihrer Körpergröße entspricht, für optimalen Komfort und Performance.

Größe 50 cm (XS)

150–160 cm

Größe 52 cm (S)

160–170 cm

Größe 54 cm (M)

170–180 cm

Größe 56 cm (L)

180–190 cm

Größe 58 cm (XL)

190–200+ cm

Technische Daten
Modell Sandman 6.0
Hersteller Rinos
Farboptionen Schwarz/Grün, Schwarz/Sand (Elfenbein), Gold, Blau
Laufradgröße 28 Zoll (700c)
Verfügbare Rahmengrößen 50 cm (XS) / 52 cm (S) / 54 cm (M) / 56 cm (L) / 58 cm (XL)
Fahrergröße für 50 cm (XS) 155–170 cm
Fahrergröße für 52 cm (S) 171–175 cm
Fahrergröße für 54 cm (M) 176–180 cm
Fahrergröße für 56 cm (L) 181–190 cm
Fahrergröße für 58 cm (XL) 190+ cm
Komplettgewicht 9,8 kg
Versandgewicht 13,8 kg
Rahmen Rinos, Toray T800 Carbon
Gabel Rinos, Toray T800 Carbon
Lenker Rinos Carbon, 420/440 × 28,6 mm
Steuersatz Rinos Aluminium, 1-1/8" (28,6 × 52 × 52 × 39,8 mm)
Vorbau Rinos Carbon
Sattelstütze Rinos Carbon, 27,2 × 400 mm
Sattel ROCKBROS
Schalthebel Shimano GRX ST-RX600 (22-Gang, 2×11)
Schaltwerk Shimano GRX RD-RX810 (mit Shadow RD+ Clutch)
Umwerfer Shimano GRX FD-RX600
Bremsen Shimano GRX ST-RX600/BR-RX400 Hydraulische Scheibenbremsen
Kurbel Shimano GRX FC-RX600, 46-30T
Kassette Shimano CS-HG700, 11-34T (11-fach)
Kette Shimano 11-fach
Pedale Keine (nicht enthalten)
Laufräder Rinos 700C × 28H, 38 mm Höhe
Felgen Aluminium 700C × 14G × 28H, 14 × 38 mm
Naben Novatec 28H × 14G
Reifen CST 700 × 40C mit Seitenwandschutz
Ventil Presta 60mm
Bikepacking-Befestigungen 26 Befestigungspunkte für Taschen und Zubehör
Enthaltenes Zubehör Werkzeug, Montageanleitung

Montageanleitung

Ihr Sandman 6 kommt nahezu vollständig montiert an. Befestigen Sie einfach Lenker, Sattelstütze, Pedale und Vorderrad gemäß der beiliegenden Anleitung. Justieren Sie die hydraulischen Scheibenbremsen und die Gangschaltung nach Ihren Vorlieben und machen Sie sich auf den Weg zu Ihrer ersten Ausfahrt.

Gebaut für Fahrer, die den Wert von Premium-Komponenten erkennen, ohne Premium-Preise zu zahlen. Das Sandman 6 überbrückt die Lücke zwischen Einstiegs- und High-End-Gravelbikes und liefert GRX600-Performance mit der Zuverlässigkeit bewährter Carbon-Konstruktion. Ob es Ihren bestehenden Fuhrpark ergänzt oder Ihren Aufstieg in der Gravel-Performance darstellt – das Sandman 6 ist bereit für ernsthafte Kilometer auf jeder Oberfläche.

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