BIKE BASSO DIAMANTE RIVAL AXS 53 COMPLETE ROAD BIKE CYCLING AUSTRALIA SHOP

BIKE BASSO DIAMANTE RIVAL AXS 53 COMPLETE ROAD BIKE

Name: BIKE BASSO DIAMANTE RIVAL AXS 53 COMPLETE ROAD BIKE
Brand: BASSO
Price: 7800.0 AUD
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$7,800.00

Product Type: BICYCLE

Vendor: BASSO

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BIKE BASSO DIAMANTE SRAM RIVAL AXS 53

Groupset: SRAM Rival AXS
Wheelset: Vision TriMax 30 alloy wheelset with Pirelli P-Zero 25's
Components: Ursus Alloy Handlebar, Basso Carbon Seatpost
Saddle: Shimano Pro Saddle

Made in Italy, it has been 22 years since the first Diamante was released. That means 22 years in which Diamante has gone through 8 evolutions to become what it is today: the most Basso bike of all.

The most long-running bike, this has been a process of constant and meticulous improvement, often working on invisible details, capable of combining innovation aimed at the future and the legacy of over 45 years of Basso.

Devotion to the slopes

Today Diamante confirms its vocation for climbs and descents. Careful engineering work has made it possible to further reduce the weight by over 200 grams, allowing the complete bike assembly to remain easily under the UCI weight limit (6.8 kg). A bicycle without an extra gram, designed to make each ride an exciting experience, an opportunity to challenge your limits.

Contemporary classic

A unique design, the result of extremely complex engineering, refined over the years detail by detail. A timeless aesthetic, capable of interpreting the contemporary. The search for the balance between lightness and stability, making the most of the characteristics of carefully hand-crafted carbon. The thickness of the tubes has been meticulously studied to give lightness and reactivity when climbing and stability when descending, even at high speeds.

Ride, Perfected

Stable, responsive, light, and playful. Diamante is a versatile road racing bike, designed to thrive in the most challenging ups and downs. A geometry that has been refined over the decades thanks to the kilometers traveled and the expertise in the manual processing of carbon, capable of achieving absolute performance through cutting-edge technological solutions. The result is an intense and engaging riding experience, ready to excite.

The golden rule of Basso engineering

Basso meticulously studies carbon to enhance its characteristics through its shape. In the areas where energy is generated and discharged – the bottom bracket and steering area -, the circular shape, in addition to reducing the thickness and weight of the tubes, gives greater torsional rigidity, so that all the pedaling energy translates into progression and riding precision. This solution allows to obtain greater lightness, rigidity and control, with the result of not losing power and acquiring stability.

Details

Notice the finer points of the Basso Diamante all meticulously designed with reason. This model uses the clean 3-bolt clamp system 3B seatpost which absorbs vibrations thanks to a rubber gusset surrounding the seatpost. The slender seat stays also add to increased comfort. The streamlined integration of the steerer and stem, mounted perfectly for aero advantage. But each adding elements of aesthetic quality, this is a bike that will certainly draw attention at the race track as much as the coffee shop.

Geometry

How do you redefine a classic? By obsessively working on details, considering each arrival point as a new starting point. Diamante introduces improvements in the geometry that make it more performing uphill and downhill.

Bike Fit

Every good bike fit starts with choosing the correct frame size for you. This will allow you to benefit best of the bike’s performance and comfort for an efficient riding position. For assurance of correct bikefit, the Chainsmith team have installed a complete IdMatch Bikefit lab. So all your riding needs are met under the one roof. For more information if the Diamante is right for you, please contact our staff at hello@chainsmith.com.au

After a more endurance-focused geometry? Please look at the Basso Astra here.

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