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A uniquely versatile gravel machine to take you down the fastest roads and into the chunkiest unkowns.
Frame from EUR 3200 (excl. VAT)
Frameset from EUR 3600 (excl. VAT)
Complete bike from EUR 6100 (excl. VAT*)
*The VAT rate on complete bicycles in Portugal is 6%
10-year warranty on frame
The Groont has long been our flagship gravel model, cherished by customers for its adaptability across a variety of uses. Whether as a fast gravel bike with a focus on road performance, a fully loaded touring bike thanks to its multiple mounting points, or a comfortable commuter outfitted with full-length fenders, the Groont excels in every role.
It's our best-selling bicycle, renowned for its versatility. The hollow, CNC-machined chainstay yoke accommodates all types of road and gravel-specific cranksets, whether 1x or 2x, while still providing ample tire clearance. The classic internal cable routing system, equipped with replaceable stealth ports, supports a wide range of transmission setups, including cable-actuated dropper posts.
Groont features all types mounts: water/cargo, bento box, pannier racks, full length fenders.
The Groont frame features a traditional internal cable routing system, accommodating up to four cables through three CNC-machined ports on the downtube. The ports sit flush with the frame and include replaceable inserts, which can guide one or two cables or be capped to cover unused openings. The frame supports 1x or 2x mechanical or electronic drivetrains, as well as a cable-actuated dropper post, if needed.
Titanium CNC-machined two-piece chainstay half-yoke with variable wall thickness, designed to accommodate cable routing. CNC-machined 140/160mm one piece FM brake mount. CNC-machined thru-axle dropouts.
Are you convinced by the Groont and want to become a happy owner of the bike? Just send us a message with some information about your dream bike. Should it be a complete bike or just a frameset? What components should it have? What frame size do you need, etc.? You will receive an offer and soon have your dream bike.
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