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rennrad-lenker Reserve RD1 One-Piece-Cockpit

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rennrad-lenker Reserve RD1 One-Piece-CockpitReserve RD1 One Piece Cockpit Ultraleichter Carbon Rennrad Lenker mit integrierter Kabelfhrung New Forward. Fast. Mit dem Reserve RD1 One Piece Cockpit prsentiert Reserve einen kompromisslos auf Performance ausgelegten Carbon Rennrad Lenker mit integrierter Vorbaueinheit. Entwickelt fr World Tour Rennen, Kriterien und schnelle Group Rides vereint der RD1 maximale Aerodynamik, ultraleichtes Gewicht und moderne Geometrie in einer perfekt abgestimmten

Reserve RD1 One-Piece-Cockpit – Ultraleichter Carbon Rennrad Lenker mit integrierter Kabelführung

New Forward. Fast.
Mit dem Reserve RD1 One-Piece-Cockpit präsentiert Reserve einen kompromisslos auf Performance ausgelegten Carbon Rennrad Lenker mit integrierter Vorbaueinheit. Entwickelt für World-Tour-Rennen, Kriterien und schnelle Group Rides vereint der RD1 maximale Aerodynamik, ultraleichtes Gewicht und moderne Geometrie in einer perfekt abgestimmten Einheit.

Im Windkanal getestet, auf der Straße bewährt und an der Waage optimiert – das RD1 Carbon Cockpit liefert messbare Performance-Vorteile: Bis zu 29 Sekunden schneller auf 40 km im Vergleich zu anderen getesteten Lenkern.

Aerodynamisches One-Piece Design für maximale Effizienz

Die einteilige Lenker-Vorbau-Konstruktion ermöglicht ein gezielt optimiertes Carbon-Layup. Dadurch entsteht eine außergewöhnlich steife und zugleich komfortable Struktur, die Kraft direkt in Vortrieb umsetzt.

  • Stromlinienförmiges Aero-Profil

  • Reduzierter Luftwiderstand

  • Minimiertes Gesamtgewicht

  • Maximale Stabilität bei Sprints und hohen Geschwindigkeiten

Der Bereich für das Lenkerband wurde bewusst auf die funktional notwendigen Zonen reduziert – das spart zusätzlich Gewicht und verbessert die Aerodynamik.

Vollintegrierte Kabelführung – Clean, Smart, Smooth

Das RD1 Cockpit verfügt über eine komplett interne Kabelführung mit integrierter Steuersatzkappe für das ACROS ICR System (52 mm Upper Bearing).

Kompatibel mit:

  • Standard 1-1/8″ Gabelschäften

  • Rahmen mit ACROS ICR Steuersatzsystem

  • Oversized 52 mm oberem Steuersatzlager

Im Lieferumfang enthalten:
✔ Integrierte Computerhalterung
✔ Steuersatz-Lagerabdeckung
✔ Spacer-Kit

Entwickelt für kompromisslose Performance

Egal ob lange Tage im Sattel oder explosive Zielsprints – das RD1 ist dein Werkzeug für maximale Geschwindigkeit.

Einsatzbereich:

  • Straßenrennen

  • Kritériums

  • Schnelle Trainings- & Group Rides

Keine Gewichtsbeschränkung für Fahrer.
Abgesichert durch die lebenslange Garantie von Reserve – für sorgenfreies Racing auf höchstem Niveau.

Technische Daten

  • Material: Carbon

  • Gewicht: 301 – 341 g

  • Reach: 75 mm (Center-to-Center)

  • Drop: 125 mm (Center-to-Center)

  • Flare: 6°

  • Vorbauwinkel: -6°

  • Rider Weight Limit: Keine Begrenzung

  • Garantie: Lebenslang

Verfügbare Breiten & Vorbaulängen

Lenkerbreite x Vorbaulänge

  • 36 cm: 110 mm / 120 mm

  • 38 cm: 80 / 90 / 100 / 110 / 120 mm

  • 40 cm: 100 / 110 / 120 mm

  • 42 cm: 110 / 120 mm

Hier die Bedienungsanleitung

Reserve RD1 One Piece Cockpit

Ultralight Carbon Aero Road Handlebar and Stem System

New Forward. Fast.

The Reserve RD1 One Piece Cockpit is an ultralight, aerodynamic carbon handlebar engineered for World Tour level racing. Designed for road races, criteriums and high speed group rides, RD1 combines advanced aerodynamics, modern geometry and fully integrated cable routing in one seamless carbon structure.

Proven in the wind tunnel, on the road and on the scale, RD1 delivers measurable gains where they matter most. Testing shows up to 29 seconds saved over 40 km compared to other tested handlebars, giving you a real advantage when every second counts.

Aerodynamic One Piece Carbon Construction

The integrated handlebar and stem design allows Reserve to optimize the carbon layup as a complete system. This results in exceptional stiffness under sprint loads while maintaining responsive and controlled ride characteristics for long days in the saddle.

Key aerodynamic features

• Streamlined aero profile developed in the wind tunnel
• Reduced drag for higher sustained speeds
• Optimized carbon layup for maximum stiffness to weight ratio
• Minimal bar tape zone to reduce weight and improve airflow
• Clean race inspired aesthetic

Fully Integrated Cable Routing

RD1 features fully internal cable routing with a dedicated headset cover designed around the ACROS ICR system with a 52 mm upper bearing.

Compatibility

• Standard 1 1/8 inch round steerer tubes
• Frames using ACROS ICR headset systems
• Most bikes with a 52 mm oversized upper headset bearing

Included in the box

• Integrated computer mount
• Headset bearing cover
• Spacer kit

Built for Race Performance

Whether you are attacking in a criterium, pulling at the front of a fast group ride or sprinting for the finish line, RD1 reduces aerodynamic drag and overall bike weight to help you ride faster and more efficiently.

There is no rider weight limit and the cockpit is backed by Reserve’s Lifetime Warranty, giving you total confidence on race day and beyond.

Technical Specifications

• Material Carbon
• Weight 301 g to 341 g
• Reach 75 mm center to center
• Drop 125 mm center to center
• Flare 6 degrees
• Stem angle minus 6 degrees
• Rider weight limit None
• Warranty Lifetime

Available Width and Stem Combinations

• 36 cm with 110 mm or 120 mm stem
• 38 cm with 80 90 100 110 or 120 mm stem
• 40 cm with 100 110 or 120 mm stem
• 42 cm with 110 or 120 mm stem

The Reserve RD1 One Piece Cockpit is engineered for riders who demand maximum aerodynamic efficiency, low weight, seamless integration and World Tour proven performance in a premium carbon road cockpit.

Here is the manual.

 

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