Revo BOW SL PRO TEAM

Frame: Corratec BOW SL Carbon 29“ 12x148mm Size:39, 44, 49, 54 Colors:

Carbon frame with BOW geometry – Light uphill and stiff downhill.
The benchmark in the MTB sector: Electronic SRAM AXS shifting.
Sram Level Bronze braking system with 180/160mm rotors ensures more precise braking on steep descents.

Equipment

Frame:

Corratec BOW SL Carbon 29“ 12x148mm

Fork:

ROCK SHOX SID SL SELECT+ 3 POS 29“ 15x110 100mm

Brakes:

SRAM LEVEL BRONZE STEALTH 2-Piston 180mm front

SRAM LEVEL BRONZE STEALTH 2-Piston 160mm rear

Stem:

URSUS MAGNUS HX.01 MTB integrated 75/85mm

Handlebar:

URSUS MAGNUS HX.01 MTB integrated 760mm

Saddle:

SELLE ITALIA FLITE BOOST SUPERFLOW Manganese

Seatpost:

CARBON TWIN BOLT 31.6x400mm

Chain:

SRAM GXT-TYPE

Chainwheel:

SRAM XX EAGLE Q174 CL55 DUB 170 34 T-TYPE

Cassette:

SRAM CS XS 1275 T-TYPE 10-52T

Rear derailleur:

SRAM X0 EAGLE AXS T-TYPE 12-SPEED

Shift levers:

SRAM AXS POD RGHT BRIDGE W/MMX

Rim:

DT SWISS XMC 1501 SPLINE® 29“ 30 mm CL Tubeless XD front

DT SWISS XMC 1501 SPLINE® 29“ 30 mm CL Tubeless XD rear

Tire:

Schwalbe RACING RAY Evo 57-622 front

Schwalbe RACING RALPH Evo 57-622 rear

Due to worldwide problems in the delivery chains, the bike can be delivered with modifications. Rendering is for reference only.

BK30 Universal-Schaltauge (UDH)
BK30 Boost-Standard

The Boost standard enhances the stiffness
and stability of bicycle wheels
through wider hub flanges and steeper
spoke angles. This results in more effective
and precise bike handling. The wider
rear end allows for even shorter chainstays,
further increasing agility. The bearing
points can be made wider and therefore
stiffer, improving the frame‘s robustness.
Additionally, the wider rear hub enables a
greater variety of chainrings and increases
clearance at both the fork and rear
end, which is particularly beneficial when
using wider tyres.
29" Wheel Size

Large wheels roll better. 29 inches require about eight percent less energy than the 26-inch version. The 29“ wheel takes longer to get going, but rolls easily and quickly over rocks and roots, which brings an additional advantage – more comfort.

Larger wheels roll over obstacles more easily. The ability of a wheel to roll over obstacles is proportional to its size. A 29" wheel, which is about 10% larger than a 26" wheel, can roll over 10% larger obstacles. The larger diameter wheels have more angular momentum so they lose less speed to obstacles and rough sections.

29" bikes tend to offer taller riders a more "natural" frame geometry.
THROUGH AXLE

Through-axles have the advantage that they are larger in diameter than conventional 9 mm axles and thus are significantly stiffer.