Chiru launches the Aerix into the aero road segment

Chiru unveils the Aerix, its new aero titanium road bike, presented at the Cycling World Düsseldorf 2026 show.

Source: press release

The French specialist is banking on an ambitious combination: 3D titanium printing, advanced aerodynamics, and ultra-cycling DNA. The frame uses 3D printed titanium in key areas to optimize stiffness, weight, and durability. Aero integration is total, combined with an ENVE carbon fork and a 3D printed head tube for a high-end finish.

The seat tube, designed in two sections connected by a 3D titanium part, offers a balance between power transfer and comfort, with a D-shaped aero ISP. For equipment, Chiru chose excellence: Campagnolo Super Record 13-speed groupset and Bora Ultra WTO 60 wheels to maximize efficiency and speed.
Founder Pierre-A. Le Magnan highlights a creation designed for speed, elegance, and endurance. The Grade 9 titanium frame and Grade 5 printed parts weigh 1.73 kg, for a complete bike at 7.5 kg.

Compatible with tires up to 34 mm, the AERIX targets demanding cyclists seeking performance and versatility. Available in several sizes, the frameset will be offered starting from €4895, with pre-orders open after Düsseldorf and deliveries scheduled for late Q2 2026.