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The brand is updating its entire lineup with new builds and exclusive colorways, while keeping the second-generation frame unchanged. The big news: the introduction of a new build on the Silk 04, combining SRAM Rival XPLR with the Eagle MTB drivetrain to offer a wider gear range.
Source: press release
The Silk remains true to its two carbon builds, SLR and SL, each optimized to stiffen key areas while keeping the rest lightweight. Designed for competition, it features aggressive geometry, a forward riding position, and a lively ride character—a far cry from versatile or adventure-oriented gravel bikes. The SLR frame, tested and approved by the Gravel Racing team, combines speed, stiffness, and total control while maintaining the comfort needed for long rides.
With a weight starting at 8 kg, an integrated carbon cockpit, full internal cable routing, and 1x/2x compatibility, the Silk checks all the boxes for a modern competition gravel bike. The MY27 lineup ranges from the Silk 00 with SRAM Red XPLR to the Silk 07 with Shimano GRX, featuring Zipp 303 XPLR or Fulcrum Lite GR wheels depending on the model. The official tire clearance is 45 mm, but the frame accommodates up to 52 mm in the front for more grip and stability. Integration is total: hidden cables, a carbon cockpit developed with pros, and a sleek aesthetic.
The geometry confirms its racing DNA: long reach, low stack, and short chainstays for maximum responsiveness. In terms of new releases, Megamo is introducing the Silk 05 with Shimano GRX Di2 Mix and replacing the Silk 02 with the Silk 03 featuring Rival XPLR 13-speed. The color options have been updated: Black, Marble Sand, and Grave for the SLR; Sand and Deep Malva for the SL. The ENVE editions and certain GRX Di2 builds have been removed from the catalog.
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