BMC Roadmachine TWO Men

The BMC " Roadmachine TWO 2023" racing bike has adopted an enduring geometry geared towards long outings and hilly or mountainous terrain . While remaining powerful on the flat, this machine is the reference for demanding cyclists, anxious to optimize their mount with a wireless electric transmission and disc braking.

MAXIMUM PRECISION
BMC's hallmark is above all its famous carbon frames which are at the top of the cycling market. With this RM 02, the cyclist benefits from premium carbon fiber with unique responsiveness. This is based on extensive wind tunnel work and the Tuned Compliance System Endurance , a design that allows parts of the module (particularly the rear end) to move when a vertical load is applied. This process makes it possible to reduce the stresses in order to maintain good lateral rigidity. The fork offers similar characteristics and its thinness also makes it very manageable. Also, the D-shaped seatpost is integrated via a collar internally to the horizontal tube. At the same time, the cables go inside so as not to compromise between style, performance and lightness!

THE 2x12V FOR CLIMBERS
Dynamic and easy to handle, this machine has everything it needs to be the ideal companion for climbing long mythical passes such as Mont Ventoux, Tourmalet or Alpe d'Huez. For this, he will be able to count on state-of-the-art equipment, starting with the Sram Force eTap AXS wireless electric transmission . This 12-speed groupset is adjustable via the AXS interface and is controlled by a powerful Bluetooth system which eliminates the cables of its composition. Weight gain and fluidity are thus greatly improved while the proposed gear ratio is wider than the traditional 2x11v. The cassette actually admits a 10-36 toothing while 46-33 chainrings are positioned on the front. For comparison, the 46x10 gearing offers a development similar to a 52x11.

RECORDS BEATEN!
The peripherals that make up this racing machine also improve the comfort/performance ratio. The BMC RAB 02 handlebar notably accentuates the rigidity of the cockpit for optimal responsiveness in the raises and as a dancer. The athlete can easily "pull" on his handlebars without losing the precious watts that will make the difference for a KOM or a record climb time. At the same time, the durable DT Swiss E1800 Spline Disc wheels contribute with a 32mm profile and a fluidity specific to the needs of the mountains.