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Lightweight, stiffness and durability - the company "all ahead composites" is committed to ideally combining these properties in components. The German carbon specialists are now represented by a distributor in Switzerland with their "bike ahead composites" products.

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The provider Light-Bikes.ch, which specializes in lightweight bicycle accessories, is expanding its portfolio: Parts from German carbon specialists all ahead composites are new to the range. The supplier, based near Würzburg, is able to cover the entire product development cycle in-house - from the initial idea to series production. In addition to the in-house production of the bike ahead composites brand, all ahead composites also works with numerous partners from research and industry and develops CFRP products and components for them.

The wheels, which are made entirely of carbon and are not stingy with their low weight, are particularly eye-catching from the bike ahead composites range. The "ac-650 all mountain" wheelset, for example, weighs from 1399 grams, which is quite impressive with a maximum rider weight of 105 kg and the All Mountain and Enduro light application range.

Also on offer at Light-Bikes.ch are the handlebars and seatposts from bike ahead composites. With the addition of bike ahead composites to its portfolio, Light-Bikes.ch, which specializes in lightweight components, is further expanding its expertise in carbon parts - the lightweight parts and racing bikes from AX Lightness are also available from the Bäretswil-based company.

www.light-bikes.ch
http://bike-ahead-composites.de


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