The Mendrisio is an all-round endurance road bike. Named after the place where Eddy Merckx won his second world title in 1971, it is a very capable all-round road bike. At the time, Mendrisio was a battle between Merckx and his eternal rival Felice Gimondi. Gimondi attacked time and again, but could not shake off his younger rival. The race ended in a sprint, which Merckx won thanks to his explosiveness.

That explosiveness is in the Mendrisio. It is a fast, performance-oriented and comfortable endurance bike made for long rides.

Specifications

• Frame: Mendrisio Disc 7E7/size S/MEN02Bs
• Fork: Mendrisio, 24-30T, Full Carbon, D-Shape steerer, TA 12x100mm
• Material: Carbon
• Groupset: Shimano 105 - 2x12
• Crank: Shimano 105 // 50/34 // 172mm
• Cassette: Shimano 105// 12s // 11-34
• Electric bike: No
• Brake Type: Disc
• Front Derailleur: Shimano 105
• Rear Derailleur: Shimano 105 12sp
• Handlebar: DEDA Zero2 // 400mm (cc) // Black-on-Black
• Stem: Deda Super Box // 90 mm // Polish On Black
• Seatpost: Forza Cirrus // Carbon-Alloy // 10mm Offset // 350mm // 27,2mm
• Saddle: Selle San Marco Shortfit Wide
• Front Wheel: Forza Norte db // TA 12x100mm // Tubeless Ready // Forza 3 Beaufort // 20mm Internal Width // 23mm deep
• Rear Wheel: Forza Norte db // Shimano HG11 // TA 12x142mm // Clincher // Forza 3 Beaufort // 20mm Internal Width // 23mm deep
• Outer Tyre: Vittoria Rubino Pro G2.0 // 700x25c //Folding // Full Black

Geometry