CICLOCROSS BICYCLES: READY FOR COMPETITION

cyclocross bikes are used for the cyclocross or CX modality, a purely competition discipline, in which you compete on the field and necessarily with curved handlebars, like road bikes. A cyclocross bike can be aesthetically very similar to road and gravel bikes, but their geometry is somewhat different. CX bikes are shorter between axles compared to gravel or road bikes, to allow very fast tracing and cornering, while achieving more reactivity, accelerating faster after each ride curve. The top tube of a CX bike is higher than usual, in order to make room to run with the bike on your shoulder, something essential in cyclo-cross competitions. According to the regulations, covers up to a maximum width of 33 mm are used. Currently almost all CX bikes mount both disc and single chainrings, and pedals and footwear typical of mountain bikes are always used. The frames of mid-range cyclocross bikes are usually made of aluminum and those of high-end, carbon. It is not usual to find low-end, since being a 100% competition discipline, the material is usually more professional than for recreational use. We have a wide range, including Giant's CX bikes, with the TCX model, Scott's range of cyclocross bikes, with the Addict CX model, Cannondale bikes, with the Super X and Caad models as well as the CX women's bicycles of the LIV brand, with its Brava SLR model.