Bicycles

Browse real bicycle models from well-known brands. Each one shows its bicycle type and frame material, so you can see how the ideas from the rest of VeloVerse come together in an actual bike.

Two touring bikes with panniers parked on a gravel path below wooded mountains
Photo: Damien Dufour / Unsplash
Black Cervélo S5 aero road bike with deep carbon wheels and disc brakes, leaning against a concrete wall
Photo: Glory Cycles, CC BY 2.0. Cropped and resized by VeloVerse.

Cervélo

S5

Year
2019
Type
Road Bike
Frame
Carbon Fibre

Cervélo's aerodynamic road race bike. These details are for the 2019 S5, the first S5 to be made only with disc brakes. It has a full carbon frame and fork, and it was used by the professional Sunweb team from 2019. The S5 was sold in several builds with different groupsets and wheels, and the exact build in the photo is not confirmed, so the groupset is not listed here.

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Orange Brompton folding bicycle, unfolded, with small wheels and mudguards, standing in a rear-wheel stand
Photo: Alicjajoanna, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped, plain wall added at each side so the whole bicycle fits, and resized by VeloVerse. This adapted version is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Brompton

Folding Bicycle

Type
Folding Bike
Frame
Not confirmed

A Brompton folding bicycle, shown unfolded. Brompton sells several model lines and the exact model and year of the bike in the photo are not confirmed, so only details shared by its 16-inch-wheel folding bikes are listed. Bromptons use a steel main frame, but on some models parts of the frame are titanium, so the frame material is shown as not confirmed.

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White Colnago V3-RS road bike with blue details and deep carbon wheels against a brick wall
Photo: Glory Cycles, CC BY 2.0. Cropped and resized by VeloVerse.

Colnago

V3-RS

Type
Road Bike
Frame
Carbon Fibre

Colnago's monocoque carbon race bike, written "V3Rs" by Colnago and launched in July 2019. It was sold with rim brakes or disc brakes, and the bike in the photo has disc brakes. Colnago gave a target frame weight of 790 g (size 50, unpainted). The model year and full build of the bike in the photo are not confirmed, so they are not listed here.

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Red, white and black Orbea Avant road bike with disc brakes on a stand inside a bicycle shop
Photo: Glory Cycles, CC BY 2.0. Cropped and resized by VeloVerse.

Orbea

Avant

Type
Road Bike
Frame
Not confirmed

Orbea's endurance road bike, designed for comfort on long rides with a more upright position than Orbea's Orca race bike. The Avant was sold with a carbon or an aluminium frame and with disc or rim brakes. The variant and year of the bike in the photo are not confirmed: the photographer describes it as set up with Shimano Ultegra and hydraulic disc brakes.

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Blue Canyon Speedmax CFR triathlon bike with aero extensions on the handlebar and deep carbon wheels
Photo: Peter Ehrit Werbefotografie GmbH / Canyon Bicycles GmbH, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped and resized by VeloVerse. This adapted version is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Canyon

Speedmax CFR

Year
2020
Type
Time-Trial / Triathlon Bike
Frame
Carbon Fibre

Canyon's top-level carbon triathlon bike. The disc-brake Speedmax range was launched in November 2020, with the CFR as its most expensive version, and this studio photo from 2020 shows a Speedmax CFR with disc brakes and aero extensions. The wheel size depends on the frame size (650c or 700c) and the exact build is not confirmed, so these are not listed here.

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Turquoise Canyon Endurace WMN road bike with drop handlebars and disc brakes on a white background
Photo: Marion Lauenstein / Canyon Bicycles GmbH, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped and resized by VeloVerse. This adapted version is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Canyon

Endurace WMN CF SL Disc 8.0 Di2

Year
2020
Type
Road Bike
Frame
Carbon Fibre

A carbon endurance road bike from Canyon's 2020 range. "WMN" was Canyon's name for its versions with women's-specific fit, and "Di2" means Shimano electronic gear shifting. These details are for the 2020 model; the exact groupset, gear count and weight were not confirmed, so they are not listed here.

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