KTM REVELATOR ALTO GLORY

The "REVELATOR ALTO GLORY" model from KTM, released in 2020, is a high-quality road bike that stands out for its first-class technical specifications and features. The bike’s frame is made from Revelator Alto Premium Carbon (R-9824), ensuring an optimal combination of lightness and stability. The fork is also made from Revelator Alto Performance Carbon (F12) to maximise the bike’s overall performance.

For the brakes, KTM has opted for the Shimano Ultegra R8070 2-piston flat-mount system, which delivers reliable and precise braking power. The derailleur and shift levers are also from Shimano Ultegra – specifically, the R8050 GS Di2 model and the R8070 Di2 shift levers. These electronic components ensure smooth and precise shifting performance. The front derailleur is also a Shimano Ultegra R85 Di2, which completes the groupset.

The crankset consists of the Shimano Ultegra R8000 with a 50-34 chainring, offering a good balance between speed and climbing ability. The drivetrain is completed by the Shimano HG601-11 chain. The handlebars are KTM Team Flare with an 8° angle, allowing for a comfortable hand position, whilst the grips are wrapped in KTM tape to ensure comfort and grip. The stem is also a KTM Team Road model with an 8° angle.

The tyres are Schwalbe One Perf. RaceGuard TLE 28-622 at both the front and rear, ensuring excellent rolling performance and puncture protection. The wheelset consists of Shimano WH-RS370-TL CL 100-12TA/142-12TA / 622x19TC TLR, offering a good balance of stability and light weight.

The saddle is an Ergon SR10 Women, which has been specially developed for women to offer maximum comfort on long rides. The seatpost is a KTM CompLink zero Alloy aero/400, which provides additional aerodynamics and stability.

Overall, the “REVELATOR ALTO GLORY” from KTM is a well-engineered and high-performance road bike, suitable for both ambitious amateur cyclists and professionals. The high-quality components and meticulous craftsmanship make it an excellent choice for discerning cyclists.