January 1, 2016
3 min read read
We wanted something special. We wanted a bike for exactly one purpose. Racing. High speed crit racing to be exact. So it has to be stiff, it has to take a good beating, it has to be simple and it shouldn’t cost a fortune. Time for a prototype.
Every bike we release has to go through a prototype stage. The Kreissäge prototype was ridden by Team Standert riders in multiple races of all kinds of formats. And we loved it. Minimal changes, the final designs and we were ready to go.
We designed the Kreissäge with one thing in mind - the finish line and how to get there as fast as possible. Uncompromising tuned to perform the Kreissäge is the aggressive small brother of the Triebwerk. Ready to cope with everything the race will throw at it.
After the prototype made us fall in love instantly we couldn’t wait for the final version. The frame is made from 6069 triple butted alumnium, a tapered full carbon 3T fork, the head tube is super oversized and the bottom bracket is PF30. It’s not getting much stiffer and responsive. It’s made for SRAM 1x because it’s simple, efficient and fast. And let’s be honest: you’re not going to use the small ring while racing. Take your Triebwerk to tackle haute category climbs.
Finishing the process of creating a new bike always means designing the paintjob. We tried a few things with our German painter and got hooked on what we now call: Marching Green and Flying Blue.
The Kreissäge is now available. You find all details, prices and specs in our online shop.
Photos by Constantin Gerlach
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