Radon Sage Frame white red black

Description

Radon
Sage Frame white red black
Radon Sage is a high-end aluminium frame that inspires racers and lightweight builders alike.
Maximum race performance: Radon Sage Frame in white red black The Sage series represents a milestone in our alloy road bike development. If you’re looking for maximum racing performance but don’t want to do without the excellent stiffness and durability found in alloy frames, you’ve found your ride: This frame has the octagonal tube we also use in our Skeen series marathon MTBs, which generates maximum rigidity at minimum weight thanks to its extravagant shape. Ovalized, slim seatstays in combination with adapted chainstays provide excellent comfort value on the rear triangle without forfeiting the high rigidity values typically found in a Radon bike. Another comfort factor is the seatpost diameter, which we’ve reduced to 27.2 mm. Press fit bottom bracket and the new tapered Radon Conehead headtube increase stiffness in the bottom bracket and steering area. Product features – Sage Frame white red black Material:?Aluminium Seat post: 27.2mm Seat clamp:?31.8mm Front deraileur:?31.8mm?/ cable routing from below Headtube diameter:?Tapered 1 1/8″ (ZS 44mm) ?semi-integrated?- 1 1/2″ (IS 52mm) integrated Bottom bracket housing:?Pressfit 86mm Wheel size:?28″ Dropout:?Standard quick release 130mm Color white red black Weight approx 1350g (56cm) Scope of delivery Radon Sage Frame white red black Technologies Integrated Cable Routing
Internally routed cables offer many advantages. Cables are protected from dirt for longer life, weight is saved thanks to the absence of external housing and the bike has a clean, sleek appearance.
Press Fit BB
With Press Fit bearings, the bottom bracket bearings are pressed directly into the frame and not screwed in as usual. This gives a wider bottom bracket shell and allows us to build a wider down tube and more broadly-spaced chainstays. Every millimetre of additional width gives a significant improvement in lateral stiffness.
Tapered Steerer
This steerer tube design is stiffer than a conventional straight steerer and yields a more secure ride feel even in difficult terrain. Minimal flex at the front of the frame means the greatest possible steering precision. With the larger steerer, the forks become more rigid. At the same time weight is saved due to the absence of bearing shells as the lower bearing is fully integrated into the head tube.

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