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mono cockpit rennrad Simplon Carbon Cockpit | Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit Rennrad

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mono cockpit rennrad Simplon Carbon Cockpit | Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit RennradAerodynamik & Kontrolle in einem Guss. Das Simplon Carbon Cockpit als Lenker Vorbau Einheit vereint Aerodynamik, Steifigkeit und eine cleane Optik in einem Bauteil. Mit 420 mm Lenkerbreite und einem integrierten 135 mm Vorbau ist dieses Cockpit ideal fr sportliche Rennrad Setups, bei denen Effizienz und Handling im Vordergrund stehen. Die einteilige Konstruktion aus Carbon sorgt fr eine direkte, przise Lenkung und reduziert gleichzeitig das Gewicht

Aerodynamik & Kontrolle in einem Guss.

Das Simplon Carbon Cockpit als Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit vereint Aerodynamik, Steifigkeit und eine cleane Optik in einem Bauteil. Mit 420 mm Lenkerbreite und einem integrierten 135 mm Vorbau ist dieses Cockpit ideal für sportliche Rennrad-Setups, bei denen Effizienz und Handling im Vordergrund stehen.

Die einteilige Konstruktion aus Carbon sorgt für eine direkte, präzise Lenkung und reduziert gleichzeitig das Gewicht – bei nur ca. 420 g (Herstellerangabe). Der matte schwarze Finish unterstreicht den cleanen Aero-Look und passt optisch perfekt zu modernen Race- und Aero-Rennrädern.

Mit einem Drop von 130 mm und einem Reach von 85 mm bietet das Cockpit eine sportliche, aber noch gut kontrollierbare Position im Unterlenker – ideal für schnelle Abfahrten, Sprints und lange Ausfahrten im Renntempo. Die integrierte Bauweise reduziert Übergänge und Kanten und sorgt damit für eine aufgeräumte Frontansicht und ein hochwertiges Erscheinungsbild am Bike.

 

Highlights:

  • Integriertes Carbon-Cockpit: Lenker und Vorbau in einer Einheit für maximale Steifigkeit und eine cleane Optik.
  • Aero-orientiertes Design: fließende Formen für eine windschnittige Front am Rennrad.
  • Sportliche Geometrie: 420 mm Breite, 135 mm Vorbau, 130 mm Drop und 85 mm Reach für eine kompakte, rennorientierte Position.
  • Leichtbau: nur ca. 420 g – ideal für gewichtsoptimierte Rennrad-Aufbauten.
  • Edles Finish: matt schwarzer Look passend zu modernen Rahmen und Aero-Setups.

 

Technische Daten:

  • Marke: Simplon
  • Produkttyp: integriertes Rennrad-Cockpit (Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit)
  • Einsatzbereich: Rennrad, Aero-Road, Race
  • Material: Carbon
  • Lenkerbreite: 420 mm (Hoods Mitte - Mitte)
  • Vorbaulänge: 135 mm
  • Drop: 130 mm
  • Reach: 85 mm
  • Farbe: schwarz matt
  • Gewicht: ca. 420 g

 

Lieferumfang:

  • 1 x Simplon Carbon Cockpit | Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit | 420 mm x 135 mm | Aero | schwarz matt
  • Hinweis: Werkstattverpackung (ohne weiteres Zubehör wie Spacer oder Computerhalter)

 

Das Simplon Carbon Cockpit ist ideal für alle, die ihr Rennrad mit einer leichten, integrierten und aerodynamischen Lenker-Vorbau-Einheit auf Race-Niveau bringen möchten.

 

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