rennrad sale 105 Cervelo SOLOIST 105 12 Speed
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rennrad sale 105 Cervelo SOLOIST 105 12 Speed

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rennrad sale 105 Cervelo SOLOIST 105 12 SpeedCervlo Soloist Dark Slate Serpentine 2026 Color Dark Slate: Full size run available from September Color Serpentine: Size 56: available from September All other sizes: available from January 2026 DAS BIKE FR DEN TGLICHEN AUSREISSVERSUCH Das Soloist ist zurck moderner, vielseitiger und schneller als je zuvor. In den 2000ern war es das Werkzeug der Wahl fr WorldTour Teams wie CSC und das Cervlo Test Team. Jetzt kehrt dieser legendre Name zurck, um eine

Cervélo Soloist Dark Slate / Serpentine 2026

  • Color Dark Slate: Full size run available from September

  • Color Serpentine:

    • Size 56: available from September

    • All other sizes: available from January 2026


DAS BIKE FÜR DEN TÄGLICHEN AUSREISSVERSUCH

Das Soloist ist zurück – moderner, vielseitiger und schneller als je zuvor. In den 2000ern war es das Werkzeug der Wahl für WorldTour-Teams wie CSC und das Cervélo Test Team. Jetzt kehrt dieser legendäre Name zurück, um eine neue Generation von ambitionierten Fahrer:innen zu begleiten – sei es im täglichen Training, im Kampf um die Spitze des Feldes oder auf der Jagd nach Bestzeiten im Clubrennen.

Das neue Soloist ist das ultimative Allround-Rennrad für ambitionierte Amateure. Es vereint aerodynamische Effizienz mit niedrigem Gewicht und bietet gleichzeitig genügend Alltagstauglichkeit, um auch unter realen Bedingungen mit Wind, Wetter und Trainingskilometern zu glänzen. Etwas leichter als das S5, deutlich aerodynamischer als das R5 – das Soloist ist der goldene Mittelweg.

Highlights

  • Race-Ready Geometrie:
    Inspiriert vom R5 – bekannt für perfekte Balance, souveränes Handling und messerscharfe Präzision – fühlt sich das Soloist sofort vertraut an, egal ob du bergauf sprintest oder mit Highspeed bergab jagst.

  • Aero trifft Alltag:
    250g leichter als das S5, 250g schwerer als das R5 – in Sachen Aerodynamik liegt es genau dazwischen. Ein echter Performance-Kompromiss, der sich "genau richtig" anfühlt.

  • Innenverlegte Züge mit cleverem System:
    Die Zugverlegung unter dem Vorbau sorgt für Aerodynamik ohne Werkstattfrust – Vorbauwechsel ohne Entlüften der Bremsen möglich. Ideal für Racer:innen, die gerne optimieren.

  • Viel Reifenfreiheit:
    Bis zu 34 mm gemessene Reifenbreite sorgen für Komfort, Traktion und Vielseitigkeit – ob auf glattem Asphalt oder rauen Nebenstraßen.

  • BBRight-47 Tretlagerstandard:
    Robustes Gewinde-Innenlager – erstmals am R5-CX verwendet – für Langlebigkeit, einfache Wartung und hohe Kompatibilität. Perfekt für alle, die viel fahren und wenig schrauben wollen.

  • Mechanisch oder elektronisch – du entscheidest:
    Das Soloist ist kompatibel mit mechanischen und elektronischen Schaltgruppen – maximale Flexibilität für jedes Budget und jede Vorliebe.

Fazit

Das Soloist 2026 in der Farbvariante Dark Slate / Serpentine ist das ideale Bike für alle, die Racing-Performance im Alltag suchen – mit cleveren Details, hoher Wartungsfreundlichkeit und kompromissloser Effizienz. Ob du attackierst, ziehst oder einfach nur rollst: Dieses Bike ist gemacht für deinen täglichen Ausreißversuch.

Cervélo Soloist – Shimano 105 Mechanical 12 Speed Ausstattung

  • Rahmengrößen: 48, 51, 54, 56, 58, 61

  • Gabel: Cervélo All-Carbon, Tapered Soloist Fork

  • Lenker: Cervélo AB07 Alloy, 31.8mm Klemmung

  • Lenkerbreite je Größe:

    • 48 & 51: 38cm

    • 54 & 56: 40cm

    • 58 & 61: 42cm

  • Vorbau: Cervélo ST36 Alloy

  • Vorbaulänge je Größe:

    • 48: 80mm

    • 51: 90mm

    • 54 & 56: 100mm

    • 58 & 61: 110mm

  • Sattelstütze: Cervélo SP27 Carbon

  • Sattelstützen-Versatz:

    • 48–56: 0mm

    • 58 & 61: 15mm

  • Sattel: Cervélo Saddle

  • Innenlager: FSA, T47 BBright für 24mm Spindel

  • Steuersatzlager: FSA IS2 1-1/4 x 1-1/2

  • Steckachsen:

    • Vorne: Cervélo Aero Thru Axle, M12x1.5mm, 127mm

    • Hinten: Cervélo Aero Thru Axle, M12x1.5mm, 170.5mm

  • Laufräder:

    • Vorne: Vision Team i23 Disc, 12x100mm, 6 Bolt, Tubeless-ready

    • Hinten: Vision Team i23 Disc, 12x142mm, HG Freilauf, 6 Bolt, Tubeless-ready

  • Reifen: Vittoria Corsa N.EXT TLR G2.0, 700x28c

  • Max. Reifenbreite (effektiv): 34mm

  • Schalt-/Bremshebel: Shimano 105, R7120 (mechanisch)

  • Kurbelgarnitur: Shimano 105, R7100, 52/36T

  • Kurbelarmlängen je Größe:

    • 48 & 51: 165mm

    • 54 & 56: 170mm

    • 58 & 61: 172.5mm

  • Kette: Shimano M7100 (12-fach)

  • Kassette: Shimano 105 R7101, 11-34T, 12-fach

  • Umwerfer (vorn): Shimano 105, R7100

  • Schaltwerk (hinten): Shimano 105, R7100

  • Bremsscheiben: Shimano RT66, 6-Bolt

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