How to beat the boost standard
The Basel-based lightweight construction specialist Ceetec has so far attracted a lot of attention with its lightweight chain guides and has supplied some top athletes with these parts. Now company boss Christian Leuenberger is following up and making owners of wheels with conventional installation dimensions happy who want to install them in a Boost fork or a Boost frame.
With the Boost converter, the front wheel hub can be converted from 15x100 to 15x110mm. On the rear wheel, the clever parts convert from 12x142 to 12x148mm. The set comes with disc spacers (6-hole) in 3mm or 5mm dimensions in the special Power-Force design, end cap spacers 3mm or 5mm and high-strength titanium bolts with Torx T25 in M5x14mm or M5x16mm
Put the cover on
And the boost converter is not the end of the story. Lightweight and high-strength in a special design, Ceetec's first 2.6 gram lightweight Ahead caps come in black and red - special colors are available on request - together with the specially manufactured aluminum screw in M6x35mm in black.
A bottle cage from Ceetec is also already available, and a reinforced version 2.0 of the lightweight 19 gram version is now available. The extra four grams should make the bottle cage even more robust and is available with the so-called 4-hole backbone for versatile mounting options.
Ceetec also has some personnel news in the quiver: Thomas Litscher is now on the road on the parts from Basel.
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