YOELEO
Altera G21 DB Gravel Bike Frameset Artisan Black
|
Specifications of Altera G21
|
|
|
UCI Approved
|
Yes
|
|
Parts Included
|
G21 Frame, Fork, Handlebar, Seatpost
|
|
Lead Time
|
45days
|
|
Frame
|
|
|
Size
|
45cm,49cm, 52cm, 54cm, 56cm, 58cm, 60cm
|
|
Material
|
High Modulus Toray 800 Carbon Fiber
|
|
Color
|
Artisan Black
|
|
BB
|
BB T-47 inboard bearing
|
|
|
- GRX crank: T47 BB inboard bearing for Shimano 24mm spindle size
|
|
|
- SRAM DUB / DUB wide crank: T47 BB inboard bearing for SRAM DUB
|
|
|
- SRAM GXP: T47 BB inboard bearing for SRAM GXP
|
|
BB Width
|
85.5mm
|
|
Headtube
|
Straight 1-1/2”
|
|
Rear Dropout
|
12*142 Thru Axle
|
|
Rear Derailleur Hanger
|
Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH) - Replaceable
|
|
Frame Weight
|
Champagne 1170g (56cm)
Raw 1150g (56cm)
|
|
|
|
|
Handlebar
|
H21 carbon integrated handlebar
|
|
Handlebar Size
|
400mm, 420mm, 440mm
|
|
Stem Size
|
80mm, 90mm, 100mm, 110mm
|
|
Handlebar Weight
|
360+/-15g (420x90)
|
|
|
|
|
Fork & Seatpost
|
|
|
Fork
|
1 1/8" - 1 1/2", 12*100 Thru Axle
|
|
Fork Weight (Painted, 56cm frame)
|
480g
|
|
Seatpost Weight
|
95.2g (without clamp)
|
|
Seatpost Shape
|
Round (27.2mm)
|
|
|
|
|
Compatibility
|
|
|
Chainring
|
- Single: Max of 42t for normal crank spindle and 44t for wide crank spindle
|
|
Brake Fitment
|
Flat Mount Disc
|
|
Cable Routing
|
Internal
|
|
Bottle Mounts
|
4
|
|
Mudguard Compatible
|
Yes
|
|
Cargo Rack Compatible
|
Yes
|
|
Max Tire Width
|
700x53mm, 650Bx2.1” (single chainring setup)
|
|
|
|
|
Accessories
|
|
|
Handlebar Spacers
|
- 3mm: 1PC
|
|
|
- 5mm: 1PC
|
|
|
- 10mm: 2PCS
|
|
Headset Bearing Cap
|
10mm: 1PC
|
|
Front Axle
|
1pc
|
|
Rear Axle
|
1pc
|
|
Limited Rider Weight
|
125KG
|
|
Warranty
|
6 Years
|
Warranty
Standard Coverage: 3-year warranty
Crash Replacement Policy
YOUR SAFETY MATTERS
While we sincerely hope you'll stay safe on the roads, we provide a 30% crash replacement discount on all products in the unfortunate event of a crash. Reach out to us, and we'll strive to assist you promptly, ensuring you can get back on the road and ride again as soon as possible.
Our Core Values
At the core of our company lie the values of self-discipline and freedom, driving us forward and fueling our passion for cycling. We believe that cycling is more than just a sport; it's a way to push beyond our limits, discover our inner strength, and achieve greatness. Since the beginning, we've been committed to these values, delighting our customers with a variety of cycling disciplines designed with a fun and progressive lifestyle in mind.
Sponsored Teams
Riding with Yoeleo's spirit, meet our talented teams!
This UCI Continental team is Yoeleo's MVP!
A professional cycling team that offers riders the opportunity to be part of something bigger than themselves, with their motto 'Men To Rise' representing the battle cry for any cyclist who wants to work hard, persevere, and fight to make their highest dreams come true.
A community-based professional cycling team based in Shizuoka Prefecture. The team name is derived from the Italian word "Levante" meaning "east wind" and Mt. Fuji, a sacred mountain representing Japan. The team will compete in the Japan Cycle League (JCL) road race series in Japan, aiming to become one of the top professional teams in Japan.
With "Work hard, be humble" as their principle, this USA-based team top the charts with Yoeleo and their role-model material humility.
Ambassadors
Meet the faces of Yoeleo from all parts of the world
With his G21 and SAT C35 DB PRO, this Germany-based bikepacker conquers the gravel, from one adventure to the next.
Stunning the magnificent streets of Belgium is Bart Klingeleers with his R12.
Bringing Yoeleo's beauty to the country of style, Auguste shares Yoeleo's distinct style with France.
With an R11 and a story, Giovanni brings the Yoeleo goodness to Italy
Robbie shares United Kingdom's natural beauty as he takes his R12 to all the great paths in the UK.
Equipped with R12, Mahesya spreads the Yoeleo beauty all through Indonesia.
Matsuo shines bright alongside the cherry blossoms petals in the hills he traverse through in Japan.
Pair text with an image to focus on your chosen image
