3T Exploro Team Force Carbon Gravel Bike
3T Exploro Team Force Carbon Gravel Bike


3T Exploro Team Force Gravel Bike
- 3T Carbon Gravel Frame
- 650c Disc Brake Wheels
- 11 Speed (Force Groupset - 1 x 11)
- Available in XL in Black & Red.
The 3T Exploro can handle much more than riding on everyday roads.
The wide tyres allow you to take yourself to the next level with plenty of comfort on any type of surface, ridden both on and off road it is a top-tier racer, marrying the very best of multiple disciplines to give you one of the most enjoyable and varied ride experiences available. Aerodynamically optimised and compatible with road, cyclocross and even mountain bike tyres, the Exploro is not only versatile but unrivalled in performance potential.
Frame: 3T Unidirectional carbon.
Fork: 3T Fango Team Carbon.
Wheels: Wheels: 3T Discus Plus C25 Pro - 650b.
Tyres: WTB Rod Plus - 650b x 2.0".
Drivetrain: Gear/Brake Levers: Sram Force CX1 - 11 Speed.
Front Derailleur: N/A.
Rear Derailleur: Sram Force CX1.
Chainset: Sram Force CX1 - 44T.
Cassette: Sram PG1130 - 11/50T.
Chain: Sram - 11 Speed.
Pedals: Not Included.
Components: Saddle: WTB Volt Pro.
Seatpost: 3T Carbon.
Handlebars: 3T Ergoterra Team Stealth.
Stem: 3T ARX II Team Stealth.
Brakeset: Sram Force Flat Mount Hydraulic Disc.
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Exploro Team Force Gravel Bike Specification | |
Bike Type | Gravel Bikes |
Frame Material | Carbon |
Brakes Type | Disc Brakes |
Number of Gears | 11 Speed |
Chainrings | Single Chainring |
Cassette | 11 Speed |
Groupset | Force |
Wheel Diameter | 650c |
Colour | Black, Red |
Size | XL |
Gender | Men's |
Designed for | Gravel |
Brand | 3T |
Retailer | Merlin Cycles |
RRP | £5200.00 |
Lowest Price | £3250.00 |
UK Postage would be £19.99 for Bikes.
Please note this P&P is an estimate, and is based on the following Merlin Cycles UK delivery charges:
Standard Delivery FREE for items over £20 and £2.99 for items under £20. Bulk Orders (Bikes, Frames & Wheels etc) £19.99. Full details on Merlin Cycles' P&P charges can be found here.
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3T Gravel Bikes
3T is a brand synonymous with lightweight road cycling components, such as stems, bars and seatposts. Founded in 1961, 3T (Tecnologia del Tubo Torino - or Turin Tube Technology) was initially named 3TTT, and is situated near Milano in a city called Bergamo, in Northern Italy. As the name suggests, initially their products were made with metal - steel to be precise - as the founder Mario Dedioniggi specialised in working with this material. By 1970, steel was replaced by the increasingly popular alloy, in order to save weight without sacrificing performance. 5 years later the famous Superleggera handlebar was born, weighing just 250g, which at the time was believed to be the lightest handlebar on the market. It was constructed from 7075 aluminium alloy, which was usually reserved for aerospace industries.
Over the years 3T has provided components for victorious Tour de France, Olympic, World Championships and successful World Hour Record attempts. In 1984 Moser pushed past the 50km barrier in his hour attempt using a 3T bar, eventually setting a new record of 51.151km. In recent years Ryder Hesjedal won the 2013 Giro d'Italia on a 3T equipped bike. In the MTB world, Nicolas Vouilloz won his 3rd Downhill World Championships whilst riding with a 3T bar. Nowadays 3T produce components in carbon fibre, as well as having cheaper lightweight alloy ranges for those on a budget. For more information on 3T's products, please visit their website, or view their history page. Alternatively you can find more information on the Italian company on their Wikipedia entry.
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