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2016 Vitus

Vitesse EVO Team

A carbon frame race bike with ultra high-end components and fsa rim brakes.
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Manufacturer Price

£2,599($3,497)
Weight15.6 lbs  
FrameCarbon
ForkCarbon
Wheels700c Aluminum
Drivetrain2 × 11
GroupsetDura-Ace
BrakesFSA Rim
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Ride Feel

Based on frame geometry and build specs.

Rider Position
relaxedaggressive
Terrain
smoothrugged
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

41 mph

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40 mph

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Highest gear

(descending)

Sizing
49cm

5'2" – 5'6"

52cm

5'4" – 5'8"

54cm

5'6" – 5'10"

56cm

5'8" – 6'0"

58cm

5'10" – 6'2"

60cm

6'0" – 6'5"

62cm

6'3" – 6'8"

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Summary

The Vitus Vitesse is a race-oriented bike that offers superb performance and value, with a stiff, responsive frame that excels in power transfer and handling. It's praised for its competitive pricing, choice between rim and disc brakes, and stable, predictable handling at high speeds. However, some riders note a muted ride quality and extra weight with disc brakes, along with limited tire clearance and a firm ride over rough surfaces.

Pros
  • Attractive pricing

  • Stiff and responsive frame

  • Stable and predictable handling

  • Choice between rim and disc brakes

  • Generous five-year warranty for the frameset

Cons
  • Muted ride quality

  • Extra weight with disc brakes

  • Limited tire clearance

  • Firm ride over rough surfaces

  • Vague final price for international buyers

Key Quotes
The Vitesse EVO was a robust bike that I was free to use as I pleased without it undermining my confidence.
Cycling Tips logoCycling Tips
The Vitus Vitesse Evo is not the stiffest, lightest or most comfortable bike I have ever ridden. It is however a superb combination of all the attributes you would want in a road bike, delivering Pro performance at an amazing price.
Cycling Weekly logoCycling Weekly
the Vitesse Evo is a very capable descender, offering plenty of confidence-inspiring feedback
Cyclist logoCyclist
A pro ride without the pro price tag
BikeRadar logoBikeRadar
It's a thrilling and rewarding ride, backed up by decent equipment choices, and all at a competitive price.
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Cycling Tips
Vitus Vitesse EVO review: rim brakes vs disc brakes - CyclingTips

Sep 2017 · Matt Wikstrom

Vitus is a name that some road cyclists will be familiar with. The once-French brand was blessed with the devotion of a star rider and cursed by a flawed construction strategy. Those days have long passed and after more than a decade of inactivity, Vitus was reborn in 2012. Now the brand’s bikes are keeping […]

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road.cc
Vitus Vitesse Evo Disc Ultegra 2017

Apr 2017 · David Arthur @davearthur

Fast and responsive race bike that excels on descents and is no slouch on climbs

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BikeRadar
Vitus Vitesse Evo review

Jan 2016 · Matthew Loveridge

A generous spec and a pro-approved frameset make this quite the bargain. Buy if you want a great deal on a proper, pro-approved race bike

Highs
  • Stiff, racy and rewarding frameset

  • Value for money

Lows
  • Focused and aggressive persona won’t suit everyone

  • Looks a little… ordinary?

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Cyclist
Vitus Vitesse Evo Team review: first ride

Jan 2016 · Jordan Gibbons

The Vitus Vitesse Evo is wickedly fast, even when the rider isn’t.

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Cycling Weekly
Vitus Vitesse Evo Team

Jan 2016 · Oliver Bridgewood

We travelled to Calpe to test ride the new Vitus Vitesse Evo. The bike used by the An Post Chain Reaction Team. On paper the bike offers amazing value, but is there a catch?

Highs
  • Amazing Value

  • Light

  • Stiff

  • Handles well

  • Well balanced in the geometry

Lows
  • An 11-28 cassette would be better

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

High-modulus T700 HM-UD carbon

BB StandardPF30, Press Fit

Fork

High-modulus T700 HM-UD carbon, Tapered carbon steerer

Shock

n/a

Bottom Bracket

FSA PF30, With Shimano adaptors

Headset

FSA Orbit C-40-ACB, (No. 42/ACB) integrated, 1.1/8” – 1.5”

Stem

FSA S-LK, + / - 6 degree rise

Handlebar

FSA S-LK Compact

Saddle

Prologo Scratch Pro II

Seatpost

FSA S-LK, UD carbon shaft with bonded alloy head, 20mm offset, 27.2mm x 350mm, Di2 compatible

TypeRigid

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

Shimano Dura Ace 9000

Front Derailleur

Shimano Dura Ace 9000, Braze On

Crank

FSA S-LK Light BB386EVO, 52tx36t

Shifters

Shimano Dura Ace 9000

Cassette

Shimano Ultegra 6800, 11-speed, 11t-25t

Chain

Shimano HG-700, 11-speed

Brakes

Front: FSA S-LK Light, Rear: FSA S-LK Light

TypeFSA Rim

Wheels
Rims

Vision Trimax30

Spokes

Vision Trimax30

Front Hub

Vision Trimax30

Rear Hub

Vision Trimax30

Tires

Continental Ultra Sport II, 700c x 25c

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