Vitus Venon EVO RS - SRAM Force AXS

A chameleon at home on gravel or tarmac, the Venon is an all road platform made in two flavors: th...

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The Vitus Venon EVO RS is a high-performance carbon all-road bike designed for riders seeking speed and efficiency on various terrains. Ideal for cyclists who enjoy both road and gravel, it offers an aerodynamic profile with integrated cable routing for enhanced performance. Keep in mind that while it can accommodate up to 45mm tires, the focus is on a race-bike feel, prioritizing responsiveness. Key features include a versatile frame platform, electronic SRAM Force AXS groupset, and Prime Doyenne 44 Carbon Disc Wheelset.

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Model Part Number5063657285256
BrandVitus

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FAQs

What type of riding is the Vitus Venon EVO RS best suited for?

It is designed for all-road riding, excelling on both paved roads and gravel surfaces.

What kind of tires can I use?

The frame accommodates tires up to 45mm wide.

What groupset does the bike come with?

It is equipped with a SRAM Force E1 AXS 2x12 speed electronic groupset.

Are mudguards compatible with the bike?

Yes, it features full mudguard mounts with a removable seat stay bridge.

What kind of wheels does the bike have?

It has Prime Doyenne 44 Carbon Disc Wheelset.

How do I maintain the electronic shifting system?

Keep the battery charged and regularly inspect and clean the electronic components. Consult the SRAM user manual for more detailed instructions.

Where can I find replacement parts?

Replacement parts can be found through Vitus retailers or authorized service centers.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty shifting gears.

Check and adjust the derailleur indexing; ensure the battery is charged for the electronic shifting system.

Brakes feel spongy.

Bleed the hydraulic brakes to remove air from the system.

Tires frequently go flat.

Inspect tires and rims for damage; ensure tires are properly seated and inflated to the correct pressure; consider using tubeless sealant.

Creaking noises.

Check and tighten all bolts, especially those on the bottom bracket, pedals, and stem.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Versatile all-road design suitable for both gravel and road riding.
  • Aerodynamic frame and integrated components enhance speed and efficiency.
  • Electronic SRAM Force AXS groupset provides smooth and reliable shifting.
  • High-quality Prime Doyenne 44 Carbon Disc Wheelset improves performance.
  • Comfortable ride with Maxxis High Road 700x28c tires.
  • Carbon frame offers a balance of comfort and responsiveness.

Cons

  • Prioritizes a race-bike feel, which may not suit riders looking for maximum compliance.
  • Tire clearance is up to 45mm, which may be limiting for some gravel setups.
  • High-performance components may require more involved maintenance.
  • Carbon frame can be susceptible to damage from impacts.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Assembly: Ensure the bike is assembled by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper setup.
  2. Saddle Height: Adjust the saddle height for optimal pedaling efficiency and comfort.
  3. Handlebar Position: Adjust the stem and handlebar position to achieve a comfortable and aerodynamic riding position.
  4. Tire Pressure: Inflate tires to the recommended pressure, indicated on the tire sidewall.

Compatibility

  • Groupset: Compatible with SRAM Force E1 AXS 2x12 speed components.
  • Wheels: Compatible with 700c wheels with disc brakes.
  • Tires: Compatible with tires up to 45mm wide.

Care

  • Cleaning: Regularly clean the frame and components with a mild detergent and water.
  • Lubrication: Lubricate the chain and drivetrain components periodically.
  • Inspection: Inspect the frame, fork, and components for any signs of damage or wear before each ride.
  • Maintenance: Have the bike serviced by a professional mechanic regularly.

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