With the DNA of its predecessor evident, the Vulcan carries forth the signature REAP silhouette that has been yet further optimised, and gives birth to many new features to become what we believe to be the world’s fastest and most complete triathlon bike to date.
The complete package.
OWN AERO.
OWN PERFORMANCE.
We believe in total transparency when it comes to our aerodynamics data. Read all about the aerodynamic development of the REAP Generation 1.0 below.
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The Vulcan Explained: Pt1, Structure
The REAP Vulcan’s radical, attention-grabbing design prompts a lot of questions. In this article, we’re going to focus on why we chose this shape and how we netted all of its benefits while avoiding all of the potential compromises. We’ll explore the aerodynamics in detail with our next article. Why
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The Vulcan Explained: Pt1, Structure
The REAP Vulcan’s radical, attention-grabbing design prompts a lot of questions. In this article, we’re going to focus on why we chose this shape and
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