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We recommend that you contact a retailer for further advice.
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The association between anthropometric measurements (rider height/horse height) and frame size is a statistical average based on the over 17,000 tests carried out and present in the idmatch database considering the correlation between frame size - stem length. All this - given that each Cipollini® frame has a specific geometry aimed at the different use of the specific type of cyclist - has the sole purpose of providing an initial indication of the correct size to choose for the specific model. In order to fully enjoy the experience with a Cipollini® frame, we advise you to choose an "idmatch dealer" or a professional biomechanic for the correct positioning on the bike.
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How to measure height
Stand upright
Stand barefoot against a wall with your heels, buttocks, shoulders and head touching the wall. Straighten your chin and look straight ahead. Ask a person to place a book on your head, pushing it parallel until it touches the wall so that it creates a right angle with the wall.
At this point the person helping you will draw a line with a pencil at the level that reaches the book on the wall. Measure the distance from the floor to the line: the number obtained corresponds to your height.
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How to measure crotch
For the measurement you need to be barefoot and wear cycling shorts. Stand up straight against a wall and having someone help you, place a metric spirit level (bubble) between your thighs, at crotch height.
Measure the distance from the outer edge of the spirit level to the ground. This measurement corresponds to your horse
Technical features
- maximum tyre width45 mm (Larghezza misurata)
- central movementPRESSFIT 41 X 86,5 mm
- fork weight510 g
- chassis weight930 g
- seat postOFFSET 10 mm 110 g
- headsetCONICAL 1.1/2” 1.1/2”
- break systemDISC BRAKE(FLAT MOUNT, THRU AXLE 12 X 142 mm - 12 X 100 mm)
- forkMCipollini Ago
- seatpostMCipollini Ago
- chassisMCipollini Ago
Discover every detail of AGO
AGO brings together all the MCipollini research to embrace a carbon gravel bike ready to enhance your passion.
Description
AGO also stands apart for its authentic monocoque frame conceived by TCM technology, which envisages the perfect connection of the triangle on the bottom bracket. But its geometries go well beyond just this:
- The 700c covers on the frame and fork with actual width up to 45 mm, including the dowel.
- The sections between the seat post and the bottom bracket ensure that deformations are counteracted during pedalling, while also improving balance and stability on downhill and uneven sections.
- Seat post positioned 5 mm further forward: a design solution that allows for wide passage of the tyres without lengthening the height of the rear triangle excessively.
- The 427 mm triangle and frame sections allow you to travel long distances in comfort without losing responsiveness.
User manual
To find out all about the use and maintenance of your MCipollini AGO please refer to the manual available here.
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Warranty
Discover our warranty for your new MCipollini
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Spare parts
If you need replacement parts for your AGO with DISC BRAKE system see the full catalogue here.
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Assembly
TCM, the Frame of a Genius
MCipollini’s TCM monocoque frame eliminates many of the weaknesses of the other monocoque frames on the market, which are often built by fastening the rear triangle to the front of the frame using adhesive.. This treatment makes the frame structure more prone to deterioration in the long term, resulting in a decrease in performance. TCM's monocoque structure however tends to absorb the pressures of the frame more evenly and with less impact, promoting durability over the years. Stronger, tougher, lighter: this is why the MCipollini frame is The Frame of a Genius.
How we build the TCM frame
The TCM frame created from a single mould, thanks to a long and complex machining process. The carbon elements are positioned and layered inside an aluminium mould to achieve the maximum result. This means that the lamination process produces a single piece that does not undergo any further structural processing or subsequent firing that could alter the frame structure.
Perfect fibres
The choice of the fibres used in the lamination, their certification and the autoclave construction technology bestow unique mechanical characteristics to the MCipollini frames. The materials used in the manufacturing process are pre-impregnated with epoxy matrix resins and undergo sequential checks to ensure that the resin content is uniform on all the various parts.
