$3,050.76
PRO-LEVEL PERFORMANCEThe Endurance SL is a superlight carbon endurance road bike that blends drag-defying aerodynamics with the electronic shifting precision of a Shimano Ultegra series R8050 Di2 drivetrain. Smooth-rolling and lightweight LEVEL RB56 carbon wheels fitted with supremely fast, grippy, and tubeless-ready Continental GP5000 tyres, and an aerodynamically optimised LEVEL 5 carbon integrated handlebar system make this bike ideal for the performance-obsessed road rider.…
PRO-LEVEL PERFORMANCEThe Endurance SL is a superlight carbon endurance road bike that blends drag-defying aerodynamics with the electronic shifting precision of a Shimano Ultegra series R8050 Di2 drivetrain. Smooth-rolling and lightweight LEVEL RB56 carbon wheels fitted with supremely fast, grippy, and tubeless-ready Continental GP5000 tyres, and an aerodynamically optimised LEVEL 5 carbon integrated handlebar system make this bike ideal for the performance-obsessed road rider.
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