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Tour de Suisse Fernweh Alivio 18G 2022 Fahrrad > Trekking > Reiserad

Fernweh Alivio 18G

Wer auf seinen Reisen Grenzen überschreitet, muss sich auf seinen Begleiter verlassen können. Das gilt auch für das Velo. Deshalb ist das Fernweh konsequent auf Stabilität, Wartungsfreundlichkeit und Langlebigkeit ausgelegt. Herzstück ist der unverwüstliche und in Handarbeit gefertigte Stahlrohrrahmen. Beim Antrieb haben Veloreisende die Wahl: knackige Shimano-Kettenschaltung oder langlebige Rohloff-Nabenschaltung, klassische Kette oder wartungsfreier Zahnriemen von Gates. Zahlreiche Befestigungsmöglichkeiten für Gepäck bietet das Reisevelo ebenso wie eine ausgewogene Sitzposition. Damit wird kein Weg zu weit, und das Fernweh vergeht wie im Flug.


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Brakes	Shimano MT200
Frame	Aluminium 6061
Drivetrain	Shimano Alivio M3100-9 SGS 9-speed
Shift levers	Shimano Alivio M31000-9, Shimano Alivio M31000-2L
Front derailleur	Shimano Acera FD-T3000-2
Number of gears	18
Fork	Stahlgabel Fernweh Disc
Bottom bracket	Shimano BB-UN300 110
Crankset	Shimano FC-MT210-2 46/30T
Sprocket	Shimano HG201-9 36T
Drive	Shimano CN-HG53-9
Headset	FSA No. 18 1-1/8'
Handlebar	Satori DEVIANT BOW 700
Grips	VELO foam grips D3
Stem	Kalloy ASNR1 OS-90 sz
Saddle	Brooks Cambium C15 saddle
Seatpost	Kalloy SP375 seat post, 27.2 sz
Seat clamp	Kalloy SC200 29.8
Rims	DT Swiss 533d 27.5"
Tires	Schwalbe Marathon Plus, 40-584, 27.5x1.5
Front hub	Shimano HB-M3050 D
Spokes	DT Swiss
Pedals	Wellgo M256 Flat
Front light	without headlights
Rear light	without a rear light
Mudguards	SKS B53M
Kickstand	Hebie 0661 FIX 40
Rack	Tubus Cargo

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