A bike built around versatility and adventure. Equally at home as a big tire, adventure-gravel bik...A bike built around versatility and adventure. Equally at home as a big tire, adventure-gravel bike or as a do-it-all around town everyday bike. Or even for the daily commute on those pot holed roads, or off-road short cuts. Quick weekend dashes across the moors or load it up with racks and kit for multi-day adventures. The Cerium Gravel is a Swiss Army knife of a bike.
For the rider looking for the added traction, control and comfort that a full-susser brings. Ideal for someone who is riding cross country or single-track trails. Maybe this is a first full-suspension MTB, stepping up from hardtail mountain bikes. All at a super affordable price.
For the rider looking for an affordable, do-anything, dropped bar bike. For someone who wants just 1 bike that they can use for all the kinds of riding they have in mind. Gravel, commute, bike-packing and adventure. The Cerium Gravel can do it all.
Key Features
6061 Alloy frame with internal cable routing, mud guard and rack mounts
Microshift Sword 2x9 speed drivetrain.
Tektro Mira disc brakes.
WTB Riddler 700x45c tires.
Specifications
Frameset
Frame: 6061 alloy, internal cable routing, mud guard mounts, rack mounts.
Fork: Steel fork, mud guard mounts, QR.
Rear Shock: N/A
Wheels
Rims: 700c alloy double wall, presta valve.
Hubs: Joytec, D761/2, alloy, disc brake, 6 bolt, 32h, F: 100mm QR, R: 135mm QR
Tyres: WTB Riddler, 700x45c, tan wall, wire bead, 30tpi.
Drivetrain
Crankset: Prowheel RPZ-C701X, alloy, 46x29, square taper.
Shifters: Microshift Sword, 2x9 speed, G7900/20, dual control.
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Cues, U4000, 9 speed shadow.
Front Derailleur: Microshift Sword, G7920.
Chain: KMC, X9.
Cassette: Microshift, CS-H093, 9 speed, 11-38t, 11-13-15-18-21-24-28-32-38t.
Bottom Bracket: FSA BB-7420ST.
Components
Handlebar: Alloy, 16 deg flare, 31.8mm, S: 440mm, M-XL: 460mm.
Stem: Alloy, 31.8mm, 7deg, S: 70mm, M-XL: 80mm.
Grips: Velo, black, end plugs.
Brakes: Tektro Mira, MD-C400, mechanical disc, 160mm rotor, 6 bolt.
Saddle: Black, steel rail.
Seatpost: Alloy, 27.2 x 350mm, 15mm offset.
Cerium GravelSMLXLRider Height (cm)155 - 165 165 - 175175 - 186186 - 197Inside Leg (cm)72 - 7877 - 8382 - 8887 - 93
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Product Information
Full details
The Pinnacle Cerium Gravel bike is designed for riders seeking versatility and adventure, offering a single bike solution for various terrains and riding styles. It's ideal for those wanting a bike for gravel, commuting, bike-packing, and general adventure, providing comfort and control across diverse conditions. However, the bike's suitability for extreme off-road conditions may be limited compared to dedicated mountain bikes. Key features include a durable alloy frame, reliable drivetrain, and disc brakes, making it a Swiss Army knife of a bike for multiple uses.
All features
Model Part Number
5063834124651
Brand
Pinnacle
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the recommended tire pressure?
The recommended tire pressure is printed on the sidewall of the tire. Ensure you check this before each ride to ensure optimal performance and avoid flats.
How do I clean the bike?
Use a mild soap and water solution to clean the frame and components. Avoid using high-pressure washers, which can damage bearings and other parts.
What kind of maintenance is required?
Regularly clean and lubricate the chain, check and tighten bolts, and inspect brake pads and tires for wear and tear. Periodically check and adjust the derailleur.
Can I install wider tires?
The bike is designed to accommodate tires up to 700x45c. Verify the clearance with the fork and frame before installation.
What is the warranty on the bike?
Contact the seller for the most accurate warranty information.
Are there rack mounts?
Yes, the frame includes rack mounts for easy installation of racks for commuting or bike-packing.
What is the material of the frame?
The frame is made of 6061 alloy.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty shifting gears
Check and adjust the derailleur indexing. Ensure the cable tension is correct and the derailleurs are aligned.
Brakes not working effectively
Check brake cable tension, inspect brake pads for wear, and ensure the rotors are clean and free of contaminants.
Tires frequently flat
Check tires for any cuts or punctures and replace if necessary. Ensure proper tire pressure.
Creaking noises while riding
Check and tighten all bolts, especially those on the bottom bracket, pedals, and seatpost. Also, inspect the headset for any play.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile design suitable for gravel, commuting, and adventure riding.
Durable alloy frame and reliable components ensure longevity.
Comfortable ride with WTB Riddler tires.
Effective braking performance provided by Tektro Mira disc brakes.
Wide gear range with the Microshift Sword 2x9 drivetrain for varied terrains.
Cons
May not be ideal for extreme or highly technical off-road riding compared to full-suspension bikes.
Steel fork may be heavier than carbon alternatives.
Tires may need to be upgraded for more aggressive riding styles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Unpack the bike and check all components for any shipping damage.
Attach the handlebars, ensuring they are properly aligned and tightened.
Install the front wheel, ensuring it is securely fastened in the dropouts.
Adjust the seat height to your preferred riding position.
Check and inflate the tires to the recommended pressure (printed on the tire sidewall).
Inspect and tighten all bolts.
Compatibility:
The bike is compatible with standard cycling accessories such as bottle cages, bike bags, and lights. Ensure the accessories are compatible with the frame's mounting points.
Care:
Regularly clean the bike after rides, especially after riding in wet or muddy conditions.
Lubricate the chain regularly to maintain smooth shifting and prevent rust.
Check and tighten all bolts before each ride.
Inspect brake pads and replace them when worn.
Store the bike in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.