Merida Scultura 8000
Merida Scultura 8000
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Featuring the same race-proven geometry as our aero specialist, the REACTO, but equipped with a lightweight, comfort-focused CF3 frame, the SCULTURA 8000 combines impressive climbing performance, razor-sharp handling, aerodynamic efficiency and class-leading compliance. A fantastic spec package from Shimano, Reynolds and Continental, in conjunction with our newly designed frame, give this bike the edge over the competition.
The fifth generation of our lightweight racer marries outstanding handling with improved comfort and an even more aerodynamic chassis. Thanks to incorporating selected aero details from our test and award-winning REACTO aero bike, the SCULTURA is the most aerodynamic version ever. Yet, it remains true to its lightweight, agility and rider comfort focus; in fact it takes these factors to the next level. The SCULTURA demonstrates outstanding compliance, providing the rider with class-leading riding comfort that will help to keep the body fresh for the final sprint or ascent. The CF5 and CF3 carbon versions share their geometry with our REACTO, given the rider Team Bahrain Victorious race-proven handling. Available in carbon and aluminium and as either disc brake or rim brake option, our classic road bike combines outstanding comfort with whippet-like acceleration and class-leading climbing pedigree.
- Lightweight CF3 carbon frame (approx. 997 g - in size M) with race-proven (identical to REACTO) geometry
- Shimano Ulterga 12-speed Di2 groupset
- MERIDA TEAM SL 1P one-piece cockpit
- Reynolds carbon wheelset with Continental 5000S TR 28 mm tyres
- MERIDA S-FLEX carbon seat post
- DISC COOLER technology