The Colnago Extreme C was created specifically for the uphill time trial on l'Alpe d'Huez during the 2004 Tour de France. The riders were so impressed by the specially designed bike that they continued to ride it for the rest of the season. Word of the bike’s strength traveled to all of Colnago’s pro teams, and more riders began requesting it. One of those riders was Michael Rasmusson, who went on to win the Climbers Jersey in the Tour in 2005. After Denis Menchov’s victory in the 2005 Vuelta de Espana, the bike was introduced to the public. 2006 brought another Climber’s Jersey in the Tour for Rasmusson, and more recognition for the bike. The Colnago EXtreme C is constructed of entirely of round tubing with shorter lugs in order to save weight. The exception is the rear end of the bike, where Colnago uses its proprietary Leaf Shaped Chain Stays and B-Stay seat stays, which maximize power transfer while absorbing bumps and road vibration. Perfect for riders who shine when the road tilts upward, the Colnago EXtreme C weights under 1000g (55cm frameset). The Colnago Extreme C for 2008 includes the new Colnago C75 Fork.

Fourche	Carbone
roues	700c

2008 ColnagoExtreme C Frameset

2008 Colnago
Extreme C Frameset