SAVA R08 Disc Brake Road Bike SHIMANO R7000 22 Speed

Bike Type:R08-R7000-22S
Wheel Size: 700C
Frame Size: 47cm/51cm/54cm/56cm

Recommended size is for reference only,for specific size requirements, please check the frame size drawing for measurement before placing an order.
Frame material: T800 Carbon ,M12*142
Fork: T800 Carbon Fiber,M12*100
Gender: Liquid MenPe 9.8 kg

Specifications:

Load capacity: 150KG Gross weight: 10kg
 

SHIMANO 105 22 Speed version:
Shift lever: SHIMANO ST-R7000,2*11 Speed
Front Derailleur: SHIMANO FD-R7000-L,11-SPEED, DOWN-SWING,
Rear Derailleur: SHIMANO RD-R7000,GS
Crank set : PROWHEEL VICTOR-621C-TT 34/50T*170mm.
Flywheel : CS-R7000,11-SPEED,11-30T, BULK
Brake caliper: TEKTRO R313

Pedal: LP-658A, 9/16BR black
Chain: KMC X11 110L,11-speed
Handlebar: Aluminum, 420 mm x 31.8 mm
Stem: Aluminum, 31.8 mm x 100mm
Saddle: YBT-6035

Wheels: Aluminum CNC, 700*14G*28H F/V / 700C*14G*20H,F/V
Front hub: NOVATEC 14G*20H M9*100*108
Rear hub: NOVATEC 14G*24H M10X130X140
Tires: CST 700*25C
(Universal spec for both model)

(Bicycle assemble condition : The bicycle is 95% assembled, The transmission system is adjust and test before send out. Buyer only need to install front wheel , handlebar , seat and pedals. (Normally , it take less than 1 hour)

1. Disc brakes provide increased stopping power.

Most importantly, disc brakes give you better braking control versus rim brakes. They allow you to stop more quickly, accurately, with control, and at the speed you want in a variety of conditions.

2. Disc brakes stay cleaner.

With rim brakes, the braking surface is on the outside of the wheel and close to the road. This makes them vulnerable to collecting dirt.

Disc brakes, on the other hand, are at the hub of the wheel and further from the road. This means they don’t get hit by as much grime being tossed up from the road. Cleaner brakes provide more consistent stopping power regardless of the elements you find yourself cycling through.

3. Disc brakes allow for wider tire options.

A rim brake must go around the tire to reach the rims. This limits the maximum tire width. Disc brakes simply don’t have this problem because the braking is happening at the wheel hub. As a result, it is the frame that limits the maximum tire width..