Frameset Roadbike Colnago V4rs

When you want to feel like a professional on every area of the road, it is hard to do better than the Colnago V4Rs. You may have noticed the V4Rs under riders like Tadej Pogacar, picking up wins at the Tour de France. There is a reason some of the best athletes in the world prefer the Colnago V4Rs. It really doesn’t have any weaknesses. In modern cycling, you need to be able to keep your speed through the mountains, on sprints, and everywhere in between. The V4Rs is incredibly lightweight, aerodynamically optimized, and has impeccable handling to keep you feeling confident and at your best all over the road.

The new V4Rs is more aerodynamic than ever. This is thanks to upgrades in areas like the CC.01 Colnago Cockpit which has drag reductions of 16 percent compared to the previous generation. Despite having the weight of a climbing bike, the V4Rs is more aero than a lot of aero bikes. With a standard setup, it had a 3 percent aero improvement from previous generations, translating to about 13.2 watts savings. This bumps up to 6 percent and 27.7 watts saved with an advanced aero setup. All of these aerodynamic evolutions were carried out without altering the stiffness of the frame, keeping power transfer to a maximum, complementing the aero efficiency.

Colnago’s engineers focused on achieving the best possible stiffness for sprinting on the V4Rs. Of course, stiffness is most important when the rider is in a sprinting position. The V4Rs is 4 percent stiffer in this position thanks to Colnago’s Real-Dynamic Stiffness methodology. This system calculates forces in different riding conditions to optimize stiffness. It was also used to improve stiffness in the seated position by 5 percent, giving you more speed during all-around riding. Every piece of the Colnago V4Rs has been optimized to promote pure speed in all areas of road riding.

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