ARGON 18 Brings Gallium Pro Disc Model To Market In 2017

Montreal, August 30, 2016 – Canadian bike manufacturer Argon 18 launches its 2017 bike line-up with the next generation of Gallium Pro leading the new bike models. The Gallium Pro Disc features an evolutionary design adding disc brakes and maintains the nimble and fast characteristics that define this renowned bike, all while lightening up the frame.

“True innovation begins where others settle for status quo. Argon 18 keeps pushing forward. Always. Cycling is our passion, and Argon 18 makes bikes for people who share our love of riding,” said Gervais Rioux, Argon 18 CEO and Founder. “That focus and commitment has taken our brand to a stronger place in the market.”

The next generation Gallium Pro Disc incorporates fine details, from the small parts to redesigned cable routing. The innovative and fully integrated hub/frame/fork quick release thru-axle wheel attachment system of this 2017 model makes correct installation reliable and repeatable. The Gallium Pro geometry allows for a broad span of fitting options and is the proven race bike to many of the professional teams.

Another addition to the Argon 18 bike stable is the new Electron Pro, which recently made its debut with the Danish Olympic Track Team at the 2016 Olympic Games to much success — 2 medals and 1 Olympic record. Argon 18’s flagship track frame features an integrated front end designed to increase aerodynamic efficiency and minimize deflection of the head tube when under load. An optional modular cockpit allows for an easy swap between drop bar and pursuit bar. This nimble track bike is built with a carbon frame and fork at the heart of this new explosive race weapon, meeting the needs of even the most demanding racer.

“After only two laps on the test bike, I knew that this was the best track bike I had ever ridden,” said Lasse Norman Hansen, London 2012 Olympic Games Omnium Gold Medalist and Rio 2016 Olympic Games Individual Pursuit Olympic Record Holder and Omnium Bronze Medalist.

Both bikes in the new line-up are on display at Eurobike Hall B3-301, along with the other Argon 18 models.

ARGON 18 STEPS UP TO THE UCI WORLD TOUR WITH ASTANA PRO CYCLING PARTNERSHIP

Argon 18 steps up to the next level of professional cycling – the UCI World Tour – with the long-standing cycling program of Astana Pro Team. Astana Pro Team will be riding the Gallium Pro, Nitrogen Pro and E-118 Next for the 2017 season. The Astana Pro Team bikes will feature a unique custom coloring and will launch late 2016.

TECHNOLOGY EXPANSION – FUSION WORKS DIVISION (FWD)

The Fusion Works Division is the umbrella under which Argon 18’s new advanced project Development/Research occur. “FWD explores new ideas, new technologies and proposes new innovations,” says Martin Faubert, Argon 18’s R&D Director. “The goal is that some of the exploration will help shape future products. Eurobike attendees will get the first glimpse of what we’ve been working on.”

ABOUT ARGON 18

Established in Montreal, Canada, since 1989, Argon 18 has built itself a strong reputation in the cycling world. Guided by Olympian and 3-time Canadian Champion Gervais Rioux, one of the most successful North-American racers of his generation, the manufacturing of all Argon 18 bikes is the result of a brilliant expertise. The sophisticated and inventive design of Argon 18 bikes is based on handling, aerodynamics, and human performance at its core, fully in line with the morphology of each cyclist. All Argon 18 bikes integrate cutting-edge technologies, and are designed and developed in Canada. Argon 18 bikes are now available around the world in more than 70 countries. Visit Argon 18 online.

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