Focus ATLAS 8.9
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The "ATLAS 8.9" model from Focus, released in 2024, is a modern and high-performance bike that stands out for its high-quality components and innovative technology. The ATLAS 8.9’s frame is made from lightweight carbon and is designed for disc brakes. It incorporates the C.I.S. system, which allows for clean cable routing, and features a Press Fit BB86 bottom bracket as well as a 148x12 mm thru-axle. The internal cable routing ensures a tidy appearance and the top tube bag offers additional storage space.
With a maximum load capacity of 120 kg and a weight of just 8 kg, the ATLAS 8.9 is both robust and lightweight. The brakes are SRAM Rival eTap AXS with 160 mm rotors at the front and rear, ensuring reliable braking performance. The SRAM Rival eTap AXS XPLR 12-speed electronic groupset enables precise and fast gear changes. The fork is also made of carbon and is equipped with a 110x12 mm thru-axle and internal brake cable routing. Multiple mounting points on the fork offer flexibility for accessories.
The crankset is the SRAM Rival AXS Wide, compatible with the 12-speed drivetrain, whilst the cassette is a SRAM XG-1251. The Easton EC70 AX carbon handlebar, with its 16° flare, offers a comfortable hand position, supported by the FOCUS C.I.S. 2.0 integrated stem with a length of 80 mm. The tyres are WTB Riddler in size 700 x 45C, fitted to the DT Swiss GR1600 wheelset, which ensures a good balance between speed and grip.
The fi'zi:k Taiga saddle and the Easton EC70 carbon seatpost contribute to comfort, whilst the bike’s geometry, with a reach of 370 mm, a stack of 569 mm and a wheelbase of 1016 mm, is designed for balanced riding dynamics. The head tube angle is 71 degrees and the seat tube angle 74 degrees, allowing for a sporty riding position. Priced at €4,499, the ATLAS 8.9 offers excellent value for money for discerning riders who value quality and performance.