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Description
Kickstand Mount
The main benefit to a kickstand is that it holds your bike upright on its own.
The bike will take up less ground space when parked and it will avoid scuffs and dirt from contact with the ground.
Mounting points top tube
The frame has 2 attachment points on the top tube for a frame bag. Extra handy for carrying some gels, bars or to tuck away your keys! You can also use these attachment points to mount a toolkit.
Multiple frame mounts
The Kalazy has multiple mounting points on the downtube, seattube and under the downtube to personalize the setup of your bike. Position your bottlecageholders in het best position in combination with framebags. Add an extra bottlecage or toolkit under the downtube. The Kalazy is ready for your next adventure!
Internal Dynamo Routing
The fork is equipped with internal cable routing for a dynamo hub. No more hassle with tape or tie-wraps to guide the cable from the dynamo hub to the front light as the cable is now nicely hidden inside the forkleg.
Multiple mounting points for mudguards, lock, rack
The frame has several mounting points to convert the bike into a full-fledged commuter bike or city bike. There is the possibility to mount mudguards, a bicycle lock or a rack. The Kalazy is not only a gravel bike, but also your companion for city traffic
Kanzo Optimized Geometry
The geometry of a bike has to support the scope of the bike. The geometry determines how a bike will handle, react. Different terrains, different riding styles require a different handling. That’s why Ridley has developped a specific geometry for each Kanzo model. An adventure gravel bike needs a stable, confidence inspiring geometry while an aero gravel bike needs to react directly to the input of the rider. Choose your terrain and use and pick the bike that suits you best.
Optimized tire clearance
For the Grifn RS, Ridley opts for a slightly wider tire clearance compared to the Grifn. With 42 millimeters, they typically provide ample capability to handle a variety of gravel obstacles. This maintains a balance between speed and agility on one hand, and comfort and stability on the other. Of course, on the road, you can easily switch wheels or tires to opt for a narrower one if needed.
Integrated cable routing rear light
The frame offers the possibility to route the cable for a rear light internally inside the top tube where it will exit near the the seattube. At the same time these cable ports are nicely hidden so when not using them, you will hardly notice them on your frame.
