Miche Pistard ORO fixed gear
The Miche Pistard Oro is a gable designed for demanding cyclists and high-level competitions. Used by the Italian national track cycling team, it combines performance, durability and advanced technology to meet the needs of the most sophisticated athletes.
Main features:
- High-end manufacturing: The gable is made of heat-treated high-strength steel, guaranteeing exceptional strength and increased longevity.
- WC/C treatment (Tungsten carbide and carbon): This surface treatment reduces friction between components, eliminating the need for lubrication, while providing exceptional tolerance for high mechanical loads.
- Design for performance: Especially designed for track competitions, the Pistard Oro guarantees maximum efficiency and smooth transmission.
Technical specifications:
- Weight: 46 g (14 teeth)
- No threading: 35x24
- Compatibility: Transmission 1/8"
- Material: High strength steel with WC/C finish
- Available sizes: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 teeth
Why choose the Miche Pistard Oro?
This pinion is the embodiment of Italian precision in cycling. With its cutting-edge materials and innovative processing, the Pistard Oro is ideal for track cyclists seeking to maximize their performance while reducing maintenance. Whether you are a competitive or demanding amateur, it offers you an uncompromising pedaling experience.
The Miche Pistard Oro is a gable designed for demanding cyclists and high-level competitions. Used by the Italian national track cycling team, it combines performance, durability and advanced technology to meet the needs of the most sophisticated athletes.
Main features:
- High-end manufacturing: The gable is made of heat-treated high-strength steel, guaranteeing exceptional strength and increased longevity.
- WC/C treatment (Tungsten carbide and carbon): This surface treatment reduces friction between components, eliminating the need for lubrication, while providing exceptional tolerance for high mechanical loads.
- Design for performance: Especially designed for track competitions, the Pistard Oro guarantees maximum efficiency and smooth transmission.
Technical specifications:
- Weight: 46 g (14 teeth)
- No threading: 35x24
- Compatibility: Transmission 1/8"
- Material: High strength steel with WC/C finish
- Available sizes: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 teeth
Why choose the Miche Pistard Oro?
This pinion is the embodiment of Italian precision in cycling. With its cutting-edge materials and innovative processing, the Pistard Oro is ideal for track cyclists seeking to maximize their performance while reducing maintenance. Whether you are a competitive or demanding amateur, it offers you an uncompromising pedaling experience.
Original: $92.04
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$32.21Description
The Miche Pistard Oro is a gable designed for demanding cyclists and high-level competitions. Used by the Italian national track cycling team, it combines performance, durability and advanced technology to meet the needs of the most sophisticated athletes.
Main features:
- High-end manufacturing: The gable is made of heat-treated high-strength steel, guaranteeing exceptional strength and increased longevity.
- WC/C treatment (Tungsten carbide and carbon): This surface treatment reduces friction between components, eliminating the need for lubrication, while providing exceptional tolerance for high mechanical loads.
- Design for performance: Especially designed for track competitions, the Pistard Oro guarantees maximum efficiency and smooth transmission.
Technical specifications:
- Weight: 46 g (14 teeth)
- No threading: 35x24
- Compatibility: Transmission 1/8"
- Material: High strength steel with WC/C finish
- Available sizes: 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 teeth
Why choose the Miche Pistard Oro?
This pinion is the embodiment of Italian precision in cycling. With its cutting-edge materials and innovative processing, the Pistard Oro is ideal for track cyclists seeking to maximize their performance while reducing maintenance. Whether you are a competitive or demanding amateur, it offers you an uncompromising pedaling experience.
