Typical price i
2900,– to 6500,–

Carbon frames are lightweight and engineered for optimal stiffness and vibration absorption.

They offer a responsive, smooth ride and are preferred for competitive racing due to their superior performance and reduced weight.

Typical price i
570,– to 680,–

Aluminium frames are sturdy, affordable, and typically heavier than carbon.

They provide reliable performance for everyday use and are a practical choice for those seeking durability and lower cost, such as newer riders or those on a budget.

Typical price i
680,– to 1500,–

Uses a rotor mounted to the wheel and a caliper to provide stopping power, typically with better performance in wet or muddy conditions.

Ideal for riders seeking reliable braking in all weather and terrains, offering consistent control on long descents and technical courses.

Typical price i
2400,– to 4600,–

Employs fluid pressure in sealed lines for smooth and powerful braking with minimal hand effort.

Best for those needing precise modulation and strong stopping force, especially useful during fast group rides or competitive racing.

Typical price i
550,– to 680,–

Applies braking force directly to the wheel rim using brake pads and levers, resulting in a lighter system.

A good choice for riders who want a lightweight bike for dry conditions and straightforward maintenance, commonly preferred for traditional road racing.

Typical price i
3100,– to 3900,–

Bikes in this category are extremely lightweight, typically made from high-end carbon fiber.

Ideal for competitive racing and hill climbs, offering maximum speed and agility for experienced riders.

Typical price i
640,– to 1700,–

These bikes offer a balance between light weight and durability, often using a mix of materials.

Suitable for most riders, combining good performance for both racing and recreational use without compromising comfort.

Typical price i
550,– to 680,–

Heavier bikes usually feature robust frames and components, prioritizing strength and affordability.

Recommended for beginners or casual riders, as they provide reliability and are easier to maintain, though they may be less efficient for long climbs.

Typical price i
550,– to 2400,–

Offers a basic selection of gears, focusing on simplicity and lightweight design.

Best for flat courses or short races, ideal for riders who prefer minimal maintenance and straightforward shifting.

Typical price i
680,– to 680,–

Provides a balanced number of gears for varied terrain, blending versatility with ease of use.

Suitable for recreational racers or those riding mixed routes, offering enough options for both climbs and sprints.

Typical price i
890,– to 940,–

Features a wide range of gears, enabling precise adjustments for all gradients and conditions.

Recommended for competitive cyclists or those tackling hilly courses, ensuring smooth transitions and optimal cadence.