Wiawis, a BMX brand that find ourselves mispronouncing daily, but there'll be no mistaking this carbon frame and fork combo at the 2021 Olympics when you check the racing out. BMX athletes like Frenchman Sylvain Andre, and riders out of the World Cycling Centre like Swiss riders Zoe Claessenss and Simon Marquart will all be riding a Wiawis and hoping for Olympic glory.
LUXBMX is stoked to bring you this build collaboration with the Australian supply of the Wiawis brand, and will soon be offering the frame and fork sets to LUX race customers, but for those who don't like to wait, this Wiawis Rokon Pro XXXL is available right now.
The Rokon frame and fork is constructed from Graphene Nano Technology, which has approximately 200x the tensile strength of steel at 1020 Gpa, and is around 10 times harder than diamond. Perfected by Wiawis in the manufacture of high performance bows, they brought this construction technology to bicycle frames, specifically with the view to produce frames that are stiff in exactly the right places. Resulting in a frame that is rock solid stable out of the gate.
We were also sent a Pride stem and bars from the Australian distributor to throw on this build, and we added a bunch of our favourite go-fast parts to build a deadset missile of Pro XXXL. With a 22 inch top tube, this will suit the 6 foot and up rider who's looking to go from the gate to the podium. With a bulletproof wheel set up (Onyx Ultra SS hub, Spectre Brand Ti spokes and carbon rims), this race rig will turn heads and shred corners. Scope the part's list, and place your order. This is ready to ship anywhere in OZ
21 авг 2024
