Aeroad CF SL 8 Disc

Get UCI WorldTour performance at a more accessible level. With a newly developed, super-clean aero frame and integrated cockpit, this bike saves watts every time you turn the crank, so you can go faster and attack the field even harder.

Weight: 7.78 kg
Material: Carbon (CF)

Product only available to members. Register .

Select frame size

What’s my size?
Find out in 3 steps

Sold out

Cockpit information: Your bike will be equipped with either a CP10 or CP30 Cockpit due to availability. The clamping mechanisms may therefore differ.

Product only available to members. Register .

Superlight frame

When you combine world-class aerodynamics with super-lightweight construction, you get a race-winning bike. The CF SL frameset is even lighter than its predecessor, so you can save every watt on the climbs.

World-class aerodynamics

The Aeroad is our most intensive development ever, shaped in partnership with aero experts Swiss Side. Using CFD techniques normally reserved for developing F1 cars, we painstakingly, individually modelled every tube profile using supercomputers, then tested countless combinations in the wind tunnel. The result: a saving of 3 watts at 45 kph – a huge number when you’re already at the pinnacle of efficiency.

Aeroad CF SL 8 Disc details

Content is loading

Bike classification

Bikes of this category are designed for riding on hard-surface roads where the wheels remain in permanent contact to the ground. These are in general road racing bicycles with racing handlebars or straight handlebars, triathlon or time trial bicycles. The permissible maximum overall weight comprising rider, luggage and bicycle should not exceed 120 kg. Under certain circumstances this permissible maximum weight can be further limited by the component manufacturers’ recommendations for use. Proven cyclocross and gravel bikes with racing handlebars and cantilever or disc brakes are a special case in this category. In addition, these bikes are also suitable for gravel paths and off-road trails where a short loss of tyre contact with the ground due to small stairs or steps at a height of 15 to 20 cm can occur.