35% off Ridley Kanzo C Carbon Apex1 Disc Gravel Bike (2022)
Hit the trails with this awesome gravel bike!
Ready for all terrains, the Ridley Kanzo C Carbon Apex1 Disc Gravel Bike is just as adventurous as you. Its carbon fibre frame is paired with an SRAM Apex1 drivetrain with a wide-range cassette, Shimano RS171 DB wheels and Vittoria Terreno Mix tyres.
The Kanzo C is a true all-road bike. Its relaxed road geometry is designed with gravel racing in mind. It can easily handle up to 36mm tyres, with ample space built into the frame to fit mudguards. Take it straight from road to off-road. It rides like a dream in those long, straighter sections of trails. But no matter the terrain you encounter, this bike will ensure that your ride is all about fun!
With the Kanzo Adventure, you can cruise for miles through nature, knowing you're fully prepared for anything nature throws at you. This gravel bike is the perfect balance of comfort and performance. Plus, its geometry delivers comfort to easily navigate any off-road challenges. And this geometry design also gives it impressively aggressive handling for smoothly changing pace or direction at will.
The bottom bracket and chainstays are specially designed to accommodate up to 47mm wide tyres, without losing stiffness. This is key for when you’re climbing with bike bags filled to the brim. The straight top tube and numerous lugs further extend its versatility for touring and bikepacking. You can easily take everything needed for an overnighter - including a sleeping bag.
Rest assured that each bike is fully built and tuned by Wiggle's team of qualified bike mechanics to ensure your bike arrives in perfect condition. We supply all bikes with a set of plastic pedals, a pedal wrench and a multi-tool kit. Find out which size fits you by clicking the size chart tab.
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