Basis Tourmalet 14 Alloy 700c Road Bike

The Basis Tourmalet 14 is with us! Following the first Tourmalet's success, we thought we'd bring it back with a few additions and refinements. Based around the same lightweight Alloy frame and Steel fork which translates to an agile but planted riding feel, while it's 700c CNC machined wheels and 23c race tyres aspire a level of pace that's unmatched by other styles of bicycles. It may not be the best candidate for a rural and unpredictable commute, but those of you who embark on lengthy road or city commutes will really reap it's benefits. Basis have decided to uprate the Tourmalet's gearing system to broaden it's range and indeed aid with those stubborn ascents. You'll now find a 14 speed Shimano system with dual shifters. To counteract such pace, Basis have included simplistic, tried & tested calliper brakes front & rear. Whether you're new to road cycling and want something well equipped, but also well priced, or you're fed up with public transport or driving costs and are looking for an efficient solution; The all new Basis Tourmalet 14 is sure to tick those boxes for you! Key Features: • Frame: Road Frame, Alloy - 56cm (22") or 59cm (23") • Fork: 700c Blade Fork, Steel • Handlebars: Authentic Drop-Bar • Stem: A-Head Alloy • Gearing: Shimano Tourney 14 Speed • Shifters: SIS Thumb Shift, Centre Mounted • Chainring: Double • Brakes: Calliper Road • Levers: Drop-Bar Lever • Pedals: Strap-In, 9/16" • Saddle: Basis Road • Seatpost: Micro-Adjust, Q/R Clamp • Wheels: 700c Road, CNC Braking Surface • Tyres: 700c x 23c Road, Black • Weight: 14KG (Approx.) Rider Sizing Guide: • Height Range: 22" 5ft 8 - 6ft / 23" 6ft - 6ft 3 *Age and height range are offered as an approximate guide only Condition & Setup: Brand new and sealed in a box. This Bike will arrive to you 80% assembled. Fitment of pedals, stem handlebars, front wheel & saddle is required, as well as a general check over and tighten of all fixings on pre-assembled parts (spoke tension, crank nuts, rear wheel nuts etc). The brakes & gearing may need adjustment as part of the bicycles assembly and general servicing after initial use and throughout ownership. We strongly recommend professional assembly & servicing if you dont feel confident with bicycle mechanics.