Bergamont Summerville N7 CB ice blue
Model : 291044
Key Features
- 28" (26"), lite AL-6061 tubing
- BGM Classic rigid fork, steel
- Shimano Nexus 7, coasterbrake
- Tektro V-brake
- BGM Classic X14 rims, Shimano DH / Nexus 7 coasterbrake hub
- Schwalbe Big Ben, Reflex, 50-622 (47-559)
- LED chrome / LED standlight
1. Size
SPECIFICATIONS
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Classic, timeless, and modern: The Summerville combines traditional style with modern construction in lightweight aluminum. Featuring a 7-speed, internal gear hub with coaster brake.
condition of usage 2 -
Frame
28" (26"), lite AL-6061 tubing -
Fork
BGM Classic rigid fork, steel -
Shifters
Shimano Nexus, SL-C3000, 7-speed, revo-shifter -
Crankset
Alloy Classic, 38t
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BB-Set
Sealed cartridge, BSA -
Chain
KMC Z610, antirust -
Cassette
Shimano, 19t -
Brake Levers
Tektro CL-330TS -
Brakes
Tektro V-brake -
Handlebar
BGM Classic, chrome city bar -
H'stem
BGM Classic, clamp diameter: 25.4 mm -
Seatpost
BGM Classic -
Seat
BGM Summerville retro, leather-look, with springs -
Headset
BGM Classic, threaded, 1 1/8" -
Hub (Front)
Shimano dynamo hub, DH-C3000 -
Hub (Rear)
Shimano Nexus, SG-C3001-7, coaster brake -
Spokes
stainless, silver -
Rims
BGM Classic X14, eyelets, CNC side, 36h -
Front Tire
Schwalbe Big Ben (Road Cruiser), reflective stripe, 50-622 (47-559)
Tube: Schwalbe AV19 (28") -
Rear Tire
Schwalbe Big Ben (Road Cruiser), reflective stripe, 50-622 (47-559)
Tube: AV13A Light (26") -
Lights
Front: BGM Summerville Classic, LED
Rear: BGM Summerville Classic LED rearlight, standlight -
Rack
BGM Classic alloy / Racktime Snapit 2.0 System, with elastic strap -
Pedals
City alloy -
Accessories
Kickstand: Atran -
Approx weight in KG
18,2 -
Color
shiny ice blue -
Fender
BGM Classic -
Frame size
44/48/52 cm -
Chain cover
BGM Classic -
Grips
BGM Summerville retro, leather-look, clamp version -
Max. System Weight
125,0 kg
The overall weight includes the bike, the rider, the equipment and possible additional luggage.
Use
No Radar Chart Available Currently
Geometry
Technologies
Athlete
AWARDS AND MEDIA