ARANTIX-DOC: Moab pics

Saturday, November 8, 2008

Moab pics

Got a couple more pics from the 24 Hours of Moab. This is one of the coolest pictures of the ARANTIX. Carson makes it float!

Me....

Winters finally come to Utah ending ARANTIX rides outside. Spinning sucks! I'm winding up the last training push for Temecula which is in 7 days. I am looking forward to getting to warmer climates one more time before I give in to winter.

ARANTIX MILES SO FAR: 1902

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Sweet image of Carson rockin the Arantix in Moab!!! The more images you have the better to share! 1900+ miles on the frame in one year that so cool.; November 9, 2008 at 7:49 AM

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The Bike

The ARANTIX is a hardtail mountain bike with a crazy web frame. The frame is made of carbon fiber in an Isotruss structure. Isotruss is a patented structural design developed through BYU. You can look up the details but the coolest thing about it is that you can see through it and would expect it to crumble. However, A primary selling point to the bike is that it is the strongest carbon fiber frame available. It has no rider limit. It is light with frame weight around 2.75 lbs. With full Shimano XTR setup (they also have SRAM set up options), XTR tubeless tires and Fox F series fork it wieghs in at 22 lbs.