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shimano 105 di2 rennrad Merida Scultura 6000MERIDA SCULTURA 6000 Leichtes Carbon Rennrad mit elektronischer Shimano 105 Di2 Das MERIDA SCULTURA 6000 ist das perfekte Carbon Rennrad fr alle, die maximale Geschwindigkeit, Przision und Komfort suchen egal ob bei Wettkmpfen, schnellen Vereinsausfahrten oder anspruchsvollen Strecken mit wechselndem Profil. Ausgestattet mit der Shimano 105 Di2 elektronischen 12 Gang Schaltung, liefert es blitzschnelle und przise Gangwechsel, whrend die klassische CF3

MERIDA SCULTURA 6000 – Leichtes Carbon-Rennrad mit elektronischer Shimano 105 Di2

Das MERIDA SCULTURA 6000 ist das perfekte Carbon-Rennrad für alle, die maximale Geschwindigkeit, Präzision und Komfort suchen – egal ob bei Wettkämpfen, schnellen Vereinsausfahrten oder anspruchsvollen Strecken mit wechselndem Profil. Ausgestattet mit der Shimano 105 Di2 elektronischen 12-Gang-Schaltung, liefert es blitzschnelle und präzise Gangwechsel, während die klassische CF3 Carbonrahmenkonstruktion ein ultraleichtes, agiles Fahrgefühl garantiert.

Die fünfte Generation des SCULTURA kombiniert exzellentes Handling mit verbesserter Komfortabstimmung und einem besonders aerodynamischen Chassis. Durch die Integration ausgewählter Aero-Details aus dem preisgekrönten REACTO Aero-Bike erreicht das SCULTURA 6000 Spitzenwerte in Aerodynamik, ohne die Leichtigkeit und Wendigkeit des Rahmens zu beeinträchtigen. Gleichzeitig sorgt die klassische Rennradgeometrie für herausragende Rahmenkomfort-Eigenschaften, die den Fahrer frisch halten – selbst bei langen Touren oder harten Sprints am Ende eines Rennens.

Die Ausstattung lässt keine Wünsche offen: Vision SC45 Carbon-Laufräder, das MERIDA EXPERT SL Cockpit und die MERIDA EXPERT CC Carbon-Sattelstütze sorgen für ein optimales Fahrgefühl. Mit der DISC COOLER Technologie und der durchdachten Kabelintegration bleiben Schaltung und Bremsen jederzeit präzise und wartungsarm.

Highlights des MERIDA SCULTURA 6000:

  • Leichter CF3 Carbonrahmen (ca. 997 g in Größe M) mit World-Tour-erprobter Geometrie

  • Shimano 105 Di2 elektronische 12-Gang-Schaltung für präzise Gangwechsel

  • MERIDA EXPERT SL Cockpit für aerodynamische Effizienz und Komfort

  • Vision SC45 Carbon-Laufradsatz für schnelle Beschleunigung und stabiles Handling

  • DISC COOLER Technologie für zuverlässige Scheibenbremsen

  • MERIDA EXPERT CC Carbon-Sattelstütze für zusätzlichen Komfort auf langen Strecken

  • Hervorragende Aerodynamik bei gleichzeitig hoher Rahmenkomfort-Performance

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Das MERIDA SCULTURA 6000 vereint leichtes Carbon, präzise elektronische Schaltung, Aerodynamik und Komfort in einem Rennrad. Ideal für ambitionierte Fahrer, die sowohl bei Rennen als auch auf schnellen Ausfahrten vorne mitfahren wollen.

 

Spezifikationen – MERIDA SCULTURA CF3 V

  • Rahmen: SCULTURA CF3 V (Carbon)

  • Rahmengrößen: 3XS, XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL

  • Farbe: Halo Green (Silver-Green)

  • Gabel: MERIDA SCULTURA CF3 Disc (Carbon)

  • Bremsen: Shimano 105 hydraulische Scheibenbremsen

  • Bremsscheiben: Shimano CL700

  • Bremshebel: Shimano 105

  • Steuersatz: FSA ACR NO.55R

  • Lenker: MERIDA EXPERT SL II

  • Vorbau: FSA SMR-II

  • Griffe/Lenkerband: MERIDA ROAD EXPERT

  • Schaltwerk vorne: Shimano 105 Di2 (elektronisch)

  • Schaltwerk hinten: Shimano 105 Di2 (elektronisch)

  • Schalthebel: Shimano 105 Disc Di2

  • Kurbel: Shimano 105 R7100

  • Kassette/Freilauf: Shimano 105 R7101

  • Kette: Shimano M6100-12

  • Tretlager: Shimano SM-BB71-41B

  • Sattelstütze: MERIDA EXPERT SL

  • Sattelklemme: MERIDA EXPERT

  • Sattel: MERIDA EXPERT SL

  • Laufradsatz: Vision SC 45 i23 Disc Brake

  • Achsen: MERIDA EXPERT SL

  • Reifen vorne: Continental Grand Prix TR

  • Reifen hinten: Continental Grand Prix TR

  • Gewicht: ca. 8,2 kg

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