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HVRT CF2

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Description

Vario Geo Concept

ROAD PLUS

ALL WEATHER TARMAC TERMINATOR

The HVRT CF2 has great specifications for an entry-level rider at an accessible price point. Designed for the rider who tears up the tarmac whatever the weather. This model features an updated lightweight Aero Carbon frame in Blue / Black, with internal cable routing, and a new SRAM drivetrain. It has a Rondo X HUNT Aero Wide aluminium wheelset, the fastest aluminium disc brake wheels on the market, built to the same principles as Unlimited Carbon rims. A full SRAM Rival groupset, wide-range gearing with a 52/36 chainset, and 11-32 speed cassette. Fairweather riders need not apply.

Thanks to the unique TWINTIP fork you can change your position and adjust the steering character of the bike.

 

This unique solutions let's you adjust your riding position and the handling of the bike. Choose between a low position and snappy handling, or a more upright position and relaxed steering. The concept has already proven itself on the Ruut gravel bike. We are not claiming it's two bikes in one, or that we have invented the wheel. But it works, and you will be supprised just how much more stable the bike feels on rough, technical descents in one axle position, and how much more 'road race ready' and aggressive it feels in the other.

 

 

Another groundbrakeing thing is the compatibility with 650b road plus wheels. While this is not a complete novelty in biking industry and it has previously been introduced in gravel bikes (also in our RUUT group), which do not deliver a pure road bike experience, which the HVRT does in a full swing!

 

 

 

Geometry

Specs

Highlights

  Size Reach Stack Front center Effective Top Tube Head Tube Seat Tube Chainstay BB drop Head Tube angle Seat tube angle Fork Axle to Crown Fork Offset Crank Length Bar width Stem Length
    mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm degrees degrees mm mm mm mm mm
LO
S51 372 520 568 532 111 500 408 67 71.6 72.8 380 40 170 400 90
M54 378 553 581 551 144 530 408 67 72.1 72.6 380 40 172.5 420 90
L56 388 570 589 566 160 550 408 67 72.8 72.6 380 40 172.5 420 110
XL59 400 605 608 589 195 570 410 67 73.1 72.6 380 40 175 440 110
HI
S51 378 515 571 531 111 500 408 72 72.3 73.5 370 45 170 400 90
M54 385 548 584 550 144 530 408 72 72.8 73.3 370 45 172.5 420 90
L56 394 566 592 564 160 550 408 72 73.5 73.3 370 45 172.5 420 110
XL59 407 600 614 587 195 570 410 72 73.8 73.3 370 45 175 440 110
S 165 - 173 CM
M 172 - 180 CM
L 179 - 187 CM
XL 186 - 194 CM
Frame: HVRT 2.0 CARBON
Fork: HVRT TWINTIP CARBON
Frame sizes: S, M, L, XL
Handlebar: Rondo Road 400MM(S), 420MM(M,L), 440MM(XL)
Grips: VELO COMFORT TAPE
Stem: RONDO 90MM(S,M), 110MM(L,XL)
Headset: UPPER STACK: IS 52 / 28,6 LOWER STACK: IS 52 / 40 SHIS
Saddle: SELLE SAN MARCO SHORTFIT
Seatpost: RONDO AERO carbon
Brakes SRAM RIVAL
Rotors SRAM PACELINE 160MMM/140MM
Shifters: SRAM RIVAL
Crankset: SRAM RIVAL 52/36
Bottom bracket: EVO 386/SRAM GXP ADAPTER
Deraileur front: SRAM RIVAL
Deraileur rear: SRAM RIVAL
Cassette: SRAM PG 1130 11-32T 11 SPEED
Chain: CN SRAM 1130
Hubs RONDO X HUNT STRAIGHT PULL
Rims: RONDO X HUNT AERO WIDE ALUMINIUM
Axles front: 100/12mm/thread 1.5
Axle rear: 142/12mm/thread 1.75
Tyres: VITTORIA RUBINO PRO 700C X 25

ADJUSTABLE HEAD ANGLE AND FORK TRAIL 

CARBON AERO FRAME

HVRT TWINTIP CARBON FORK

CARBON AERO SLOT SEATPOST

HYDRAULIC DISC BRAKES

INTERNAL ROUTING

12MM THRU AXLES FORK AND FRAME

700 x 30C AND 650B x 47C TIRES CLEARANCE

User Manuals
Bicycle Manual
HVRT CF Frame Spec
TwinTip Manual
Quick Start Guide

Media reviews

Faq

Isn't the HVRT simply an aero gravel bike?
Why not just put the Ruut on road tires? Wouldn't it be the same as the HVRT then?
Can I do road races on the HVRT?
Can I ride off-road on the HVRT?
What tires does the bike take?
When should I use it on 700C, when on 650B?
How big is the difference in comfort between 700C and 650B
How much slower is the HVRT on Road Plus tires compared to 700C?
What kind of guy should buy the HVRT, who should get the RUUT