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gravel bike focus atlas 6.8

gravel bike focus atlas 6.8 Focus Atlas 8.8, Unisex Gravel/Adventure Bike

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gravel bike focus atlas 6.8 Focus Atlas 8.8, Unisex Gravel/Adventure BikeComfortable and agile on any terrainThis light carbon bike weighs only 9. 1 kg and is designed for your fast gravel escapes. Due to the combination of long reach and short stem, the ATLAS 8. 8 is a rather long bike resulting in a really smooth ride. The front end provides confidence while going downhill. Super short chainstays make the gravel bike playful and agile, which will please all riders who like to tackle each other no matter the surface. To

Comfortable and agile on any terrain
This light carbon bike weighs only 9.1 kg and is designed for your fast gravel escapes. Due to the combination of long reach and short stem, the ATLAS 8.8 is a rather long bike resulting in a really smooth ride. The front end provides confidence while going downhill. Super short chainstays make the gravel bike playful and agile, which will please all riders who like to tackle each other no matter the surface. To make sure that you can handle this fast bike perfectly, you can adjust the handlebar position according to your needs. The stem is available in six different lengths from 70 to 120 mm and the handlebar height can be changed with special two-piece spacers.

Various options to mount equipment
The ATLAS 8.8 frame offers many options to carry bags comfortably. You can easily attach a bar, saddle, or frame bag. The bike comes with our top tube bag in which you can store essential tools or snacks to eat while pedalling. For bottle cages, the carbon frame provides three more mounting possibilities. One bottle cage can be screwed at the seat tube and two more at the down tube – one above and one below. On top, the three screws on the fork’s left and right side offer two additional mounting points. Here you can install racks for further luggage or bottle cages. With a maximum system weight (bike, rider, and equipment) of 120 kg, this light carbon gravel bike allows you to take lots of stuff with you.

Made for fast gravel escapes
Thanks to fast-rolling and tubeless-ready 45 mm WTB Riddler tyres and Shimano GRX 810 2x11 groupset with gravel-optimised transmission, the ATLAS 8.8 is built to accompany your bikepacking adventures. The wide handlebar with flare and a carbon seat post provide full control and comfort. The C.I.S. (Cockpit Integration Solution) technology ensures a clean look without any cables in the way when attaching a bar bag. Whether in bad weather conditions or on demanding surfaces, when suffering during steep climbs or going the really long distances – the ATLAS 8.8 fully supports your ride, even to the end of the world.

ATLAS 6.7 EQP Features

  • Carbon frame and clean-looking cockpit
  • Shimano GRX810 2x11 groupset for ultimate reliability
  • DT Swiss X1900 wheels

SIZING: (rider height)
48 - suit riders 148-158cm
51 - suit riders 158-168cm
54 - suit riders 168-178cm
57 - suit riders 178-185cm
60 - suit riders 185-193cm

BIKE SPECS

FRAME
Carbon, disc, C.I.S. integration, press fit BB86, 148x12 mm thru-axle, flat mount 160/160 mm, internal cable routing, Toptube Bag
FORK
Carbon, disc, 110x12 mm thru axle, flat mount 160/160 mm, internal brake cable routing, multiple mounting points
FRONT WHEEL
DT Swiss X1900, 25-622, disc, center lock, 12x110 mm / 12x148 mm
REAR WHEEL
DT Swiss X1900, 25-622, disc, center lock, 12x110 mm / 12x148 mm
INNER TUBES
Presta valve
FRONT TYRE
WTB Riddler, 700 x 45C, folding
REAR TYRE
WTB Riddler, 700 x 45C, folding
CRANKSET
Shimano GRX FD-RX810
CHAINRINGS
30/46T
BOTTOM BRACKET
Shimano Pressfit Road BB86
SHIFT LEVERS
Shimano GRX ST-RX800, 11-speed
DERAILLEURS
Rear: Shimano GRX RD-RX810, 11-speed. Front: GRX RD-RX810
CASSETTE
Shimano 105 R7000, 11-speed 11-34T
CHAIN
Shimano CN-HG601, 11-speed
FRONT BRAKE
Shimano GRX ST-RX810 + BR-RX810 hydraulic disc
REAR BRAKE
Shimano GRX ST-RX810 + BR-RX810 hydraulic disc
HANDLEBARS
Easton EA70 AX, 31.8 mm, drop: 125 mm, reach: 80 mm, flair: 16°
GRIPS
N/A
STEM
FOCUS C.I.S. 2.0 integrated, 31.8 mm, aluminium
SADDLE
fi'zi:k Taiga
SEATPOST
Aluminium, 27.2 mm, 0 mm set-back
SEAT BINDER
N/A
WEIGHT
9.1kg
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