Adriatica Boxter GS Hardtail Mountain Bike

 Adriatica Boxter GS Disc: Next-Level Control and Performance

Product code: BOXTERGS-DISC Category: Advanced Hybrid, Cycle Touring, Fitness

Short description

The Adriatica Boxter GS Disc takes the hybrid riding experience further, offering a winning combination of high-end components and modern technology. Ideal for demanding cycle tourists or everyday use in any weather, this bike stands out for its reliable Shimano Alivio 24-speed drivetrain and, above all, the safety provided by its powerful hydraulic disc brakes.

 Your key benefits

1. Superior hydraulic braking power

The real strength of the Boxter GS Disc is its hydraulic disc brakes. This technology ensures:

• Maximum safety: Powerful, consistent braking regardless of the weather (rain, mud) or terrain.

• Total control: More precise brake modulation and less effort at the lever, reducing hand fatigue on long descents.

2. Optimised comfort and performance

• Suspension fork with lockout (SUNTOUR NEX MLO): The suspension fork absorbs vibrations and impacts on rough roads, increasing comfort. With the mechanical lockout (MLO), you can make it rigid in an instant when riding uphill on tarmac, maximising efficiency.

• 3x8 Shimano Alivio drivetrain: With a total of 24 gears, the Shimano Alivio groupset (clearly superior) ensures precise shifting and the perfect gear for any gradient, from gentle inclines to the most demanding climbs.

3. Quality details

• • TRK aluminium frame with integration: Strong, lightweight and modern in design (cables probably routed internally for a clean look).

  • Schwalbe Reflex tyres: High-quality 700x35C tyres (with a reflective strip for greater visibility at night), offering perfect grip and smooth rolling.

  • Royal saddle and aluminium pedals: Details that complete the bike's comfort and durability.

Adriatica began in Pesaro in 1946, when Umberto Cardinali opened a craft workshop on Via Morselli. Still based in the city today, it offers city, trekking, gravel and mountain bikes, children’s models and e-bikes. In 1970, the company passed to Luigi Domenicucci, already an experienced bicycle mechanic.