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The BH Ultralight and Aerolight range returns with new designs that further enhance the spectacular and inimitable iconic lines of these two high-performance road bikes.
Source: Press Release
The BH Ultralight and BH Aerolight share a common mission: to be the fastest bikes in their respective fields. Evolution has led them to share many elements to become even faster. The most striking of these is the use of the Air Bow fork, a key element in improving the aerodynamics of both versions and a feature that adds personality to their aesthetics. The use of BH’s best carbon and their HCIM (Hollow Core Internal Molding) construction process gives these frames impeccable finishes, both external and internal, avoiding imperfections and excess material that could increase the weight of the entire frame.
The integration of elements is also common to these two bikes. From the seat clamp to the fully internal routing of the handlebar cables, including the use of the Quick Lever system on the wheel thru-axles, which conceal the opening lever inside their body.
Differences? The BH Ultralight seeks a lightweight design and geometry engineered to excel particularly in climbs. Although in this latest version, it has become an even more versatile bike, inheriting aerodynamic elements from its Aerolight sibling.
It is precisely in terms of aerodynamics that the BH Aerolight excels. It is a high-performance bike designed to generate more watts and to ride faster. It is simply the pursuit of pure speed, stiffness, and its significant advantage against the wind.
Both the BH Ultralight and BH Aerolight bear the UCI competition seal and can be seen in action in the professional cycling peloton in the colors of Burgos-BH.
For 2024, they offer a range of finishes. Thus, the BH Ultralight opts for a minimalist finish, leveraging the timeless look of exposed carbon fiber covered with a layer of varnish with a touch of color in the seat clamp area, with three different color options as standard.
On the BH Aerolight, we find more colorful finishes, with solid colors covering the entire frame, highlighting the muscular aesthetic of its aerodynamic tubes. A look that matches the sense of speed conveyed by its design.
Unchanged: their configurations. In the BH Ultralight 2024 range, you can find four different configurations starting from a price of €5,699, the same structure as the BH Aerolight, with four configurations starting from a price of €5,699. In both cases, the top-of-the-range model is equipped with the SRAM Red Etap AXS groupset, while the others are equipped with Shimano Dura-Ace, Ultegra, and 105 drivetrains, always in their electronic Di2 versions.
Contact: bhbikes.com
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