The Aethos Pro is a remarkable bike that lives up to the Aethos line's promise of extreme lightness, well - balanced ride, and great style. It's the result of billions of calculations for the perfect ride. Fitted with Shimano's Ultegra Di2 for smooth and sharp gear shifts and Roval’s Alpinist wheels paired with DT Swiss 350 hubs, this bike offers a hassle - free performance mile after mile. The Aethos frame is a masterpiece. It combines the best ride feel, light weight, and style. Whether you're climbing steep slopes, descending technical paths, or enjoying a long coffee ride, it delivers. By reimagining the traditional road bike shape, we've improved stiffness and balance without adding weight or sacrificing durability. With our decades - perfected layup process, it's the lightest frame (585 grams for S - Works, size 56cm). The Aethos isn't just a new bike; it's the start of a new era. A light frame alone isn't enough. That's why the Aethos has a perfect balance of front and rear stiffness and excellent ride quality. Through studying carbon fiber, we've made amazing discoveries about force flow in frames. A few pedal strokes and you'll know it sets a new standard. Every part, from derailleur hangers to the fork expander plug, is designed for style, weight, and durability. With Roval’s new Alpinist carbon seatpost and wheels, it saves weight and enhances the ride. Everything is aimed at the perfect ride.
Using this Aethos Pro bike is straightforward. Just hop on, adjust your seat and handlebars to a comfortable position, and start pedaling. When shifting gears, use the Shimano Ultegra Di2 system. It's easy and gives clean shifts. For climbing, shift to a lower gear to make pedaling easier. When descending, you can shift to a higher gear for speed. Remember to wear a helmet and follow traffic rules when riding on the road. As for maintenance, after each ride, give your bike a quick wipe - down to remove dirt and grime. Check the tire pressure regularly; proper inflation ensures a smooth ride and helps prevent flats. Every few months, take it to a professional bike shop for a full check - up. They'll look at the brakes, gears, and wheels to make sure everything is in good working order. Keep the chain lubricated to ensure smooth pedaling and prevent rust. If you're not using the bike for a long time, store it in a dry place to avoid damage from moisture.
