I am really considering getting the Office Mattio OM1. Can’t really find much on it. Anything you can tell me? I am being offered at $8600 with SRAM Red AXS. Worth it? I was really in between Scott Foil 10 or Canyon Aeroad until this. I didn’t see the Officine on your list. Any feedback would be appreciated.
BH is a well known brand which had it´s own pro team riding the three grand major stage races!!! and one of the oldest brands in the world: Beistegui Hermanos, form the north of Spain in the so called Basque Country or Euskadi!!!!
I am glad that you included Benotti, as they are worth to mention. However, despite Benotti sounding extremely Italian, it is in fect a German bicycle manufacturer. Benotti bikes are made by ax-lightness, known for making specialized lightweight bicycle parts.
Bike position/fit optimisation is probably the main factor rather than the most desirable UCI compliant superbike. Hope the long covid isn't going to be long, fingers crossed.
I have a Chapter 2 Tere rim. Fantastic ride. Great all rounder, very well balanced, excellent handling and very very comfortable. Higher stack and standard than a couple of my other more aggressive bikes. All day in the drops on my Tere works for me. 7.5 kg all in is light enough for me. Check out their mana integrated bar. I absolutely love it. Super stiff and shallow drops. If I could afford it I would buy them for all my road bikes.
De Rosa is one of the best known road bike brands in existence. They're small in comparison to Specialized or Giant, but De Rosa has been around for decades and a huge cult following ever since. There is a legend that it was founder Ugo de Rosa himself to teach the greatest professional road cyclist of all time, Eddy Merckx, how to build bike frames, which was in the early 1970s.
Sorry to hear about your symptoms. I had a suspected case of COVID about 5 weeks ago and i'm on a slow fitness recovery at the moment. I'm probably about 15% off my pre-covid fitness at the moment, although it was much worse a few weeks ago. Current symptoms are increased breathing rate as i approach threshold, only being able to hold threshold for about a quarter of the usual duration plus an inability to get above 90% hrmax. Recovery seems around 2% a week but things are never a straight road. Hope this information is of use to someone.
Expensive road bikes are like art. Exclusive design,high quality parts latest state of the art. Money is always relative. I think for his hobby you can also invest if you have more fun in it.
I absolutely love my Storck Scentron which was one of their less expensive models a few years ago. I’ve ridden a gazillion bikes since I got into cycling in 1979. The Storck is the most amazing thing I’ve owned. Don’t ever feel like you have to spend big money to get a great ride. That’s kind of foolish, actually.
KTM cycles is actually not part of the KTM motorbikes, it's a little complicated.. but i am getting one of those custom built and I am really looking forward to it :) (i live a few miles of their production site...^^)
Storck may not be too well-known internationally, but it's quite a household name among Central-European road bikers. And KTM is not a "former" motorcycle brand, it still is. It is also a bicycle manufacturer, in fact one of the, if not the, largest in Europe. Technically the two branches are totally separate companies.
Finally built up the yoeleo. 7.6kgs with force axs groupset with 10-33 cassette and 1600gram wheelset and a rival front deraliuer. Thick cork bartape wrapped the full amount. Size 49 Frame - 850 grams Seatpost - 166 Handlebars - 400 wide 120mm stem lenght Fork - 394 Unpainted 1336.2 grams I custom painted it candy orange and it only added a further 50 grams exactly. I have all the pics to back this up. And ive only done the 1 ride today on it but im very impressed. My other bike for last 18 months has been a 2020 Venge and competes well against it.
Can you do a best bike for £4K or £5€?? I can day dream better about buying one of those bikes sooner than the Uber bikes. I’ve nearly bit the bullet on the Giant TCR ultegea Di2 a few times. But would I be better getting a SuperSix mechanical, or going the other way and buying a Ribble with more kit.
@@valiantabello yes, Benotti are designed by ax-lightness and made in Asia and ax-lightness is designed and made by ax-lightness in Germany. Both ax-lightness and Benotti are only sold on the Benotti website.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 yes I know lol how ever we say it same thing !! ax-lightness was in financial trouble and got bought out. Don't really like seeing Benotti on the ultra light ax-lightness made bikes though
Canyon will not pull out of the UK. 1) the brexit deal means they will not suffer tariffs etc 2) they would have only been shooting themselves in the foot. Even without a deal, no way they would have pulled out of such an important market to them.
Ciöcc? I just imported an Italian non-top end Ciöcc Morpho for $3000 including import fee into the US. The owner told me directly that it has its tubes made in Taiwan. I liked his forthrightness. I believe that it also makes a "super bike," the Blade ACR: www.ciocc.it/en/product/blade-acr/
Good shout but I did not forget, this is a list of superbikes that are *not mainsteam* I featured ROSE in my last video th-cam.com/video/9x4Rgn_XGws/w-d-xo.html
Rose is a pretty mediocre, run-off-the mill German direct-to-consumer bike brand - definitely no super bikes. Since every bike in the end is but the sum of its parts, of course you can jack up a Rose bike to almost 10.000 Euros when adding all kinds of super-expensive components like Campagnolo SR EPS groupset, lightweight wheels or similar super-bling stuff.
Cool video! Some great looking bikes. Fezzari is a mainly US, direct-to-rider brand. The Empire SL won Editors Choice award from Bikerumor.com. Also could be helpful to correct the spelling of the Fezzari brand name in your description. It could help others find this video easier.
Thank you, great info, wasn't aware but I found your lead link: bikerumor.com/2019/10/30/review-fezzari-empire-sl-pro-race-goes-low-on-price-weight-big-on-tech/
KTM was always a great company and especially 25 years ago!! only the very high models of Yamaha (Yamaha TT) and none of the Honda's could compare with the thorowbreed KTM's or the Husqvarna's. 25 years ago the quality was still present in Europe... Honda and Yamaha were cheaper though. Now about cycling, price is not straight forward connected with quality. 10.000€ costing bikes from companies that are changing ownership every now and then, produced God knows where, with varying tolerances, bragging about their innovative features... There are very few Bike manifactures with vision and integrity. Some of them are in Europe some in the States some in Asia (Japan, Taiwan, China). And you don't have to sell your house or get devorced to ride them...
Happy new year!!! Just to make something clear there is not comparison of a STORK, a Lapierre, a Look, a BASSO and other companies (that I can list you if you want) qualitywise with the new Specialized's wich are hugely overpriced or the new Cannondale's which have lost their personality and feeling. We've been carried away by marketing hypes and we are talking about thousands of dollars or euros for buying a bike that the pros use..... They are SPONSORED!!! Sponsored to ride disks or whatever their commitment allows. There is a whole team supporting them during their races and training rides!!! And their spare wheels and parts are paid by their sponsors (us in fact). Anyway... To cut a long story short... I wish Cervelos were still White & Vroomen concept's made under USA standards, Cannondale's to be made in the States, retaining or evolving their own characteristics (not copying the Giant tcr) Specialized's to justify their price, (10.000 € bikes with threaded beatbox!!!! and that's OK!!!! Sorry can't get over it.) There are bikes with one third of the cost with better tolerances but their marketing is not so loud.. I'm really sorry....
I love the Factor O2 but the thought of spending $6400 on a bike without carbon wheels, that might, despite their best efforts to fit me is feels like possibly a poor decision 😅
hi, hope you guys can get me a response on this topic, i'm trying to get the most aero bike possible, and i come to this option : isnt a shimano alfine series di2, a better option to run, than a ultegra or 105 groupset, aldo the weight is a concerne, i think the overall aero preformance and durability of the sistem a better option to get
British distributors are not interested in niche brands of bike, even top class. I spoken to few in UK, most of them after while stopped selling European quality bikes.
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the password. I love any tips you can give me.
What a surprise. Every bike looks just like every other bike in the video, and they ALL look exactly like all of the other super bike that have been released in the past 5 years. I don't envy bike designers now. They have been busting their balls trying to design a bike people will jump on, but building the same frame for almost 100 years and selling them like hot cakes since owners buy a new one every 2-5 years. Actually, I am kind of jealous. "Hey, you know that $8000 bike you have with wires hanging out? Well, it is obsolete. We drilled holes in the frame and hid the wires so now your old bike is worthless. Come on, spend another $8000 on this nice, new bike." "Hey, everyone knows that wider tires have less rolling resistance, so we designed a bike with wider forks that can run wider tires. This new fork is $8000 and comes with the rest of the bike. Before we run your credit card we will offer you a set of new $3000 wheels so you can get the most speed out of your new $8000 bike."
@@PhiyackYuhIsn’t it all relative to what your income might be? If there wasn’t a market for these super bikes there wouldn’t be many manufacture trying to sell them.
It's a* European* brand (yes, "Europe" is spelled with a vowel at the beginning, but that is pronouced like a consonant, so it's "a", not "an") but the vast majority of parts are made in Asia (frame, drivetrain). The bikes are only assembled in Austria.
this channel has a commendably non-nonsense attitude to cycling flim-flam & hype. but you could improve things by dropping the canard that bike frames are “aero”, or “more aero” than others. they aren’t. wheels have an aerodynamic value, or relative advantage; frames don’t. they inhabit dirty air. flat tubes aren’t superior to round ones. it’s just marketing.
Ha ha ha you really think Canyon bikes will pull out the UK market? No way, they would lose millions. Just like the German car industry, they desperately need us.
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I am really considering getting the Office Mattio OM1. Can’t really find much on it. Anything you can tell me? I am being offered at $8600 with SRAM Red AXS. Worth it?
I was really in between Scott Foil 10 or Canyon Aeroad until this. I didn’t see the Officine on your list. Any feedback would be appreciated.
KTM, Austria not Australia!!
Sorry I knew it but mis-spoke! Doh!
Hope you better now. Fully recovered from COVID-19. 🙂
BH is a well known brand which had it´s own pro team riding the three grand major stage races!!! and one of the oldest brands in the world: Beistegui Hermanos, form the north of Spain in the so called Basque Country or Euskadi!!!!
Orro Venturi is a carbon aero bike most haven't heard of. Comes fully integrated, and actually is sold at a good price too
I am glad that you included Benotti, as they are worth to mention. However, despite Benotti sounding extremely Italian, it is in fect a German bicycle manufacturer. Benotti bikes are made by ax-lightness, known for making specialized lightweight bicycle parts.
Bless you. Glad to hear your in good health now. 😀
Bike position/fit optimisation is probably the main factor rather than the most desirable UCI compliant superbike. Hope the long covid isn't going to be long, fingers crossed.
You should take a look this brand might be you never heard before, Chapter 2 bike and De Rosa bike.
yeah defo take a look at Chapter2 bikes for the next vid, some lovely designs across the range
I have a Chapter 2 Tere rim. Fantastic ride. Great all rounder, very well balanced, excellent handling and very very comfortable. Higher stack and standard than a couple of my other more aggressive bikes. All day in the drops on my Tere works for me. 7.5 kg all in is light enough for me. Check out their mana integrated bar. I absolutely love it. Super stiff and shallow drops. If I could afford it I would buy them for all my road bikes.
De Rosa is one of the best known road bike brands in existence. They're small in comparison to Specialized or Giant, but De Rosa has been around for decades and a huge cult following ever since. There is a legend that it was founder Ugo de Rosa himself to teach the greatest professional road cyclist of all time, Eddy Merckx, how to build bike frames, which was in the early 1970s.
Sorry to hear about your symptoms. I had a suspected case of COVID about 5 weeks ago and i'm on a slow fitness recovery at the moment. I'm probably about 15% off my pre-covid fitness at the moment, although it was much worse a few weeks ago. Current symptoms are increased breathing rate as i approach threshold, only being able to hold threshold for about a quarter of the usual duration plus an inability to get above 90% hrmax. Recovery seems around 2% a week but things are never a straight road. Hope this information is of use to someone.
Sorry to hear about your illness, but glad you are recovering! (see www.cyclingapps.net/blog/coronavirus-deconditioning)
Stork make some of the stiffest frames I've ever ridden, amazingly strong in the bottom bracket.
Leider gibt es die Storck Bikes nicht in Farbe.
Storck*
@@einundsiebenziger5488 Sorry my friend :)
Expensive road bikes are like art. Exclusive design,high quality parts latest state of the art. Money is always relative. I think for his hobby you can also invest if you have more fun in it.
Hope you’ll be back making videos soon. Would be interesting to see a version of this on these new cheaper Chinese manufacturers!
I absolutely love my Storck Scentron which was one of their less expensive models a few years ago. I’ve ridden a gazillion bikes since I got into cycling in 1979. The Storck is the most amazing thing I’ve owned. Don’t ever feel like you have to spend big money to get a great ride. That’s kind of foolish, actually.
Glad to hear you’re okay Alex! Merry Christmas to you too!
nowadays, anyone can buy a bunch of open mold frames, slap a decal on it, putt top end components on it and call it a day
whats is the best OEM for you, i'm deciding between ligthcarbon and carbonda, and havent made my final decision
I did weigh a friend’s Basso Diamanté SV 2021, with Super Record 12s EPS with Bora WTO 50 it comes in about 8kg.
KTM cycles is actually not part of the KTM motorbikes, it's a little complicated.. but i am getting one of those custom built and I am really looking forward to it :)
(i live a few miles of their production site...^^)
I ordered my Factor Ostro Vam which I am expecting to be delivered in about a month. Super excited!
Storck may not be too well-known internationally, but it's quite a household name among Central-European road bikers. And KTM is not a "former" motorcycle brand, it still is. It is also a bicycle manufacturer, in fact one of the, if not the, largest in Europe. Technically the two branches are totally separate companies.
You should do some covid content, how it affected your cycling & fitness etc. It'll be pretty interesting to hear your story
Glad to hear you’re ok Alex, fingers crossed you’ll make a complete recovery 💪
For sure once Froome dog is on the factor in a few weeks time loads of people will be getting one he will help with Marketing for sure
Have you published a list for 22-23 or 23-24?
Glad that Youre back!!
Glad to know you made a full recovery. I enjoyed your latest video. Keep up the good work!
Welcome back, Alex! Another great video! Cheers 👍
Thanks Vic, appreciated!
Cinelli Pressure Aero bike.
Does anybody know about ax-lightness bikes, has anybody ever bought or riding the vial evo ultra ?
The early models with integrated seat post clamps had issues with slippage. It’s been far surpassed by newer technically advanced designs.
Winspace, Yoeleo both chinese uci approved aero bikes that are cheap and look good
Winspace seem to be frame only, Yoeleo R11 DISC I couldn't find the weight which is part of the criteria for entry
I will have a r11 as soon as its posted and ill tru remember to msg u
Finally built up the yoeleo. 7.6kgs with force axs groupset with 10-33 cassette and 1600gram wheelset and a rival front deraliuer. Thick cork bartape wrapped the full amount. Size 49
Frame - 850 grams
Seatpost - 166
Handlebars - 400 wide 120mm stem lenght
Fork - 394
Unpainted 1336.2 grams
I custom painted it candy orange and it only added a further 50 grams exactly. I have all the pics to back this up.
And ive only done the 1 ride today on it but im very impressed. My other bike for last 18 months has been a 2020 Venge and competes well against it.
KTM is not Australian. It is Austrian and the bike brand is independent from the motorbike brand with different owners.
Isn’t Benotti a German manufacturer? From Duderstadt?
Can you do a best bike for £4K or £5€??
I can day dream better about buying one of those bikes sooner than the Uber bikes.
I’ve nearly bit the bullet on the Giant TCR ultegea Di2 a few times. But would I be better getting a SuperSix mechanical, or going the other way and buying a Ribble with more kit.
Litespeed make an Aerodynamic bike out of titanium. The Ultimate, its light and not as expensive as some carbon bikes.
Recumbents? 2 wheeled Velomobiles?
M5 CHR
Bacchetta CA3
Cruzbike V20
Carbent Raven
Velokraft Nocom
Zockra
Troytec
Lightning F40
Lightning F90
Peregrin on a Birk
With Zockra, Velokraft and Troytec already dead,
Schlitter Freestyle
Pelso Brevet
Morciglio M1
Benotti bikes is actually ax-lightness !!
Is it really?
@@valiantabello yes, Benotti are designed by ax-lightness and made in Asia and ax-lightness is designed and made by ax-lightness in Germany. Both ax-lightness and Benotti are only sold on the Benotti website.
@@hockeyiscanada thank you! I didn't know that.
Benotti and AX Lightness are sister companies and both owned by Benobikes GmbH.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 yes I know lol how ever we say it same thing !! ax-lightness was in financial trouble and got bought out. Don't really like seeing Benotti on the ultra light ax-lightness made bikes though
any idee where can I find that device mount from KTM Revelator Lisse?.. I have almost a similar steam
Every bike, except for 1 or 2 , are all black. "I'm Batman...No, I'm Batman..."
What about Alan bikes? Beautiful machines and OK in weight perspective
4:50 - AUSTRIAN not Australian brand KTM 😀
Canyon will not pull out of the UK. 1) the brexit deal means they will not suffer tariffs etc 2) they would have only been shooting themselves in the foot. Even without a deal, no way they would have pulled out of such an important market to them.
Ciöcc? I just imported an Italian non-top end Ciöcc Morpho for $3000 including import fee into the US. The owner told me directly that it has its tubes made in Taiwan. I liked his forthrightness. I believe that it also makes a "super bike," the Blade ACR:
www.ciocc.it/en/product/blade-acr/
Love the voice,love to hear him in podcast ❤️
Contador brand genuinely never heard of
Haha better. Nothing to see tbh
Chapter2 Rere is another one but I guess they have arrived. Next Gen Rere should be out very soon.
Chapter2 Rere not fully integrated at front end, that was one of my criteria...but look forward to seeing the next gen 2021 model!
Parlee RZ7 🤤
Nice, but already included in my previous round up and in the master list Dynamic50!
I’m curious about Aurum bikes
just not feeling the love for the new RM3 from Argonaut - prefer the previous frame
Really good list!
good, thanks a lot, look forward to the next
Great video!! KTM is Austrian 🇦🇹 not Australian 🇦🇺.
You forgot Rose bikes. Top model Rose X-Lite Six. Rose is direct competitor to Canyon. Is also Online sales model.
Good shout but I did not forget, this is a list of superbikes that are *not mainsteam* I featured ROSE in my last video th-cam.com/video/9x4Rgn_XGws/w-d-xo.html
Rose is a pretty mediocre, run-off-the mill German direct-to-consumer bike brand - definitely no super bikes. Since every bike in the end is but the sum of its parts, of course you can jack up a Rose bike to almost 10.000 Euros when adding all kinds of super-expensive components like Campagnolo SR EPS groupset, lightweight wheels or similar super-bling stuff.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 and in what way is Canyon siperior to Rose. None of comparing reviews is leaning on to Canyon. Only marleting.
Cool video! Some great looking bikes.
Fezzari is a mainly US, direct-to-rider brand. The Empire SL won Editors Choice award from Bikerumor.com.
Also could be helpful to correct the spelling of the Fezzari brand name in your description. It could help others find this video easier.
Thank you, great info, wasn't aware but I found your lead link: bikerumor.com/2019/10/30/review-fezzari-empire-sl-pro-race-goes-low-on-price-weight-big-on-tech/
Why didn't you add Bastion in the list?
You guys should make a "hyperbike" list which includes only the top of the top and the very exclusive..
Good call, but its because Bastion still don't do a fully integrated front end and that was one of the main criterion!
Very Good Bike
Which one? This video features multiple bikes.
Please include Devel A01
I wouldn't underestimate KTM. In motocross they were nowhere 25 years ago, now, they dominate with superior technology to Honda. Honda!
KTM was always a great company and especially 25 years ago!! only the very high models of Yamaha (Yamaha TT) and none of the Honda's could compare with the thorowbreed KTM's
or the Husqvarna's.
25 years ago the quality was still present in Europe...
Honda and Yamaha were cheaper though.
Now about cycling,
price is not straight forward connected with quality. 10.000€ costing
bikes from companies that are changing ownership
every now and then,
produced God knows where, with
varying tolerances,
bragging about their
innovative features...
There are very few
Bike manifactures with vision and integrity. Some of them are in Europe some in the States
some in Asia (Japan, Taiwan, China).
And you don't have to sell your house or get devorced to ride them...
Ktm bicycles are made by a company that uses the name under license not by Ktm itself.
Benotti is not an Italian brand. Its a German brand which is hold by the same company as Ax-lightness
Thanks for the correction
If you haven’t heard of these brands you’re not that into cycling sorry these are quite normal known brands wtf
How about Franco Balcom??
Time from France
Merry Christmas
Sarto yes. But titanium? And steel???
My Sarto Lampo is amazing to ride. Everything you’d want from a superbike. (Killed me financially though.)
Probably less than a Specialized Aethos, and opposed to that, you got a made-to-measure custom-painted frame for your money, I bet.
Take care!
I have heard of all of them.
Before or after watching? 😉
you shoud put in that the dedacciai scuro
no Sarto ?
Happy new year!!!
Just to make something clear there is not comparison of a STORK, a Lapierre, a Look, a BASSO and other companies (that I can list you if you want) qualitywise with the new Specialized's wich are hugely overpriced or the new Cannondale's
which have lost their
personality and feeling.
We've been carried away by marketing
hypes and we are talking about thousands of dollars
or euros for buying a bike that the pros use.....
They are SPONSORED!!!
Sponsored to ride disks or whatever their commitment allows. There is a whole team supporting them during their races and training rides!!!
And their spare wheels and parts are paid by their sponsors (us in fact).
Anyway... To cut a long story short...
I wish Cervelos were still White & Vroomen concept's
made under USA standards, Cannondale's to be made in the States,
retaining or evolving their own characteristics (not copying the Giant tcr) Specialized's to
justify their price,
(10.000 € bikes with threaded beatbox!!!!
and that's OK!!!!
Sorry can't get over it.)
There are bikes with
one third of the cost
with better tolerances but their
marketing is not so loud..
I'm really sorry....
KTM Austrian not Oz?
I love the Factor O2 but the thought of spending $6400 on a bike without carbon wheels, that might, despite their best efforts to fit me is feels like possibly a poor decision 😅
You need to review your comment, as it doesn't quite make sense.
@@loverofgod6176 what doesn't make sense? I was concerned about spending that much money for a bike online, sight unseen without carbon wheels. 😳
hi, hope you guys can get me a response on this topic, i'm trying to get the most aero bike possible, and i come to this option : isnt a shimano alfine series di2, a better option to run, than a ultegra or 105 groupset, aldo the weight is a concerne, i think the overall aero preformance and durability of the sistem a better option to get
where’s time bikes?
Is KTM Austrian, not Australian?
Look at HEROINE bikes !!! 😍😍😍
Storck I have
KTM is Austrian not Australian!?! :)
Surprised not to see Factor bikes in the list.
You mean the 2nd bike in the video? 🧐
Pay attention James...
Yea second bike on the video but missed it in the list
British distributors are not interested in niche brands of bike, even top class. I spoken to few in UK, most of them after while stopped selling European quality bikes.
Nice video! KTM is austrian not australian!!
Swift ...???
Nice bikes for shure...but is 10.000 euro bike really better for 7000 euros, as a 3000euro bike . Really not faster for 7000 euro ;-))
www.cyclingapps.net/calculators/price-2-speed-calculator/
@@Fastfitnesstips nice but i will use my DF Bike ;-)
... sure* ... really better than* ... not faster by* ...
i guess Im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a method to log back into an instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the password. I love any tips you can give me.
@Hugo Beckham instablaster :)
M'y Di Luca Aero killer top top 10000 euro
What a surprise. Every bike looks just like every other bike in the video, and they ALL look exactly like all of the other super bike that have been released in the past 5 years. I don't envy bike designers now. They have been busting their balls trying to design a bike people will jump on, but building the same frame for almost 100 years and selling them like hot cakes since owners buy a new one every 2-5 years. Actually, I am kind of jealous.
"Hey, you know that $8000 bike you have with wires hanging out? Well, it is obsolete. We drilled holes in the frame and hid the wires so now your old bike is worthless. Come on, spend another $8000 on this nice, new bike."
"Hey, everyone knows that wider tires have less rolling resistance, so we designed a bike with wider forks that can run wider tires. This new fork is $8000 and comes with the rest of the bike. Before we run your credit card we will offer you a set of new $3000 wheels so you can get the most speed out of your new $8000 bike."
Awesome. And true 😄
People are stupid to pay for 8k bikes but whatever floats their boat. I’ll never understand though.
It’s the same reason you buy a Ferrari or a McLaren rather than a top of the range BMW/Audi when you’re not a professional driver.
@@PhiyackYuhIsn’t it all relative to what your income might be? If there wasn’t a market for these super bikes there wouldn’t be many manufacture trying to sell them.
Ktm is from Austria
10 bikes you’ve never heard of…..but I’ve heard of them all and owned 2 of them 🙄
KTM is Austrian..NOT Australian...derrr
Ya lost me when you said KTM are Australian 🤦♂️
I have literally heard of all these bikes... I was thinking a weird Chinese bike company...
you sir, are a cycling genius! Unfortunately I don't know any chinese superbikes with published weights/geometry/price. Do you?
Belle bici , ma troppo care , marche sconosciute che anno dei prezzi come un auto
KTM is an Austrian brand and NOT Australian.
KTM is Austrian, not Australian.
KTM is Austrian not Australia bike and motorcycle brand!
KTM Bikes and KTM motorcycles are almost totally separate companies. They share a name and logo but operate completely independently.
Australia Ktm???'must be a mistake.
BAUM
I am sorry to correct you but KTM is Austrian not Australian ;) it s an european bike
It's a* European* brand (yes, "Europe" is spelled with a vowel at the beginning, but that is pronouced like a consonant, so it's "a", not "an") but the vast majority of parts are made in Asia (frame, drivetrain). The bikes are only assembled in Austria.
@@einundsiebenziger5488 thanks Dad
KTM is Austrian.
this channel has a commendably non-nonsense attitude to cycling flim-flam & hype. but you could improve things by dropping the canard that bike frames are “aero”, or “more aero” than others. they aren’t. wheels have an aerodynamic value, or relative advantage; frames don’t. they inhabit dirty air. flat tubes aren’t superior to round ones. it’s just marketing.
MOORO
Ha ha ha you really think Canyon bikes will pull out the UK market? No way, they would lose millions. Just like the German car industry, they desperately need us.