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sattelstütze schindelhauer Schindelhauer Gustav VIII Aschgrau – City-Allrounder mit Frontgepäckträger & Gates Riemen – Citybiker.at

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sattelstütze schindelhauer Schindelhauer Gustav VIII Aschgrau – City-Allrounder mit Frontgepäckträger & Gates Riemen – Citybiker.atSchindelhauer Gustav VIII Aschgrau Der Allrounder, der mitdenkt. Wien, Einkauf, Kindersitz, Werkzeug, Laptop der Alltag bringt einiges mit. Der Gustav VIII ist der Schindelhauer, der das alles klaglos mitmacht. Praktisch, funktional, und trotzdem so reduziert in der Erscheinung, dass man ihn einfach gern anschaut. Gates Carbon Drive, 8 Gang Shimano Nexus, rahmenfester Frontgepcktrger und integrierte Lichtanlage alles drin, nichts berflssig. Wer das

Schindelhauer Gustav VIII Aschgrau – Der Allrounder, der mitdenkt.

Wien, Einkauf, Kindersitz, Werkzeug, Laptop – der Alltag bringt einiges mit. Der Gustav VIII ist der Schindelhauer, der das alles klaglos mitmacht. Praktisch, funktional, und trotzdem so reduziert in der Erscheinung, dass man ihn einfach gern anschaut. Gates Carbon Drive, 8-Gang Shimano Nexus, rahmenfester Frontgepäckträger und integrierte Lichtanlage – alles drin, nichts überflüssig. Wer das elektrische Äquivalent sucht, wirft einen Blick auf den Schindelhauer Emil.

✅ Warum der Gustav VIII kein Kompromiss ist

  • Rahmenfester Frontgepäckträger mit VarioStraps – bis 15 kg Zuladung, agiles Lenkverhalten auch bei Beladung, individuell anpassbare Spanngurte
  • Shimano Nexus 8-Gang Nabenschaltung – 307 % Spreizung, sperrklinkenfreier Freilauf, wartungsarm und flüsterleise
  • Gates Carbon Drive CDN – wartungsfrei, sauber, 3–4× längere Lebensdauer als eine Kette
  • Integrierte Lichtanlage – Shimano Nabendynamo, Busch & Müller Lumotec Eyc N Plus vorne, Curana ILU jr. Rücklicht im Schutzblech integriert, mit Standlichtfunktion
  • Hydraulische Scheibenbremsen – Shimano MT200, 160 mm, zuverlässig bei jedem Wetter
  • WTB Horizon 47 mm Reifen – komfortabel, schnell, mit Reflexstreifen

💡 Gut zu wissen

Der Gustav ist für Kindersitze (rundes Sattelrohr), Kinderanhänger (Adapter erforderlich), Gepäckträger hinten sowie Halterungen für Schloss und Trinkflasche vorbereitet. Der Rahmen aus 6061-T6 Aluminium mit Flat-Welding und Sloping-Geometrie hält dabei das Gewicht bei 15,2 kg. Max. Gesamtgewicht (Fahrer + Rad + Gepäck): 130 kg.

Gates Carbon Drive – seit Tag 1

  • Keine Wartung – Ölen, Fetten und Korrosion gehören der Vergangenheit an
  • Hocheffizient – bei höherer Wattzahl übertrifft der Wirkungsgrad den einer Kette
  • Lange Lebenszeit – hält etwa 3–4× länger als eine Kette
  • Saubere Sache – kein Öl, keine Flecken auf der Hose
  • Flüsterleise – keine Kettenlaufgeräusche
  • Leichtgewicht – 20 % leichter als eine klassische Kette

Technische Details

  • Rahmen: Aluminium AL6061-T6, Triple Butted, Flat-Welding, Sloping-Geometrie, Schindelhauer Belt Port
  • Gabel: Gebögene Aluminiumgabel mit Scheibenbremsaufnahme
  • Schaltung: Shimano Nexus 8-Gang | Kurbel: Gates Carbon Drive S150 | Übersetzung: 46Z vorne, 24Z hinten, 115T Riemen
  • Laufräder: Shimano DH-T4050 Nabendynamo vorne, Shimano Nexus 8-Gang hinten, Alexrims DP23 27,5", SAPIM Speichen
  • Reifen: WTB Horizon 47-584 mit Reflexstreifen
  • Bremsen: Shimano MT200 hydraulisch, 160 mm
  • Lenker: Schindelhauer Jane, Aluminium | Vorbau: Schindelhauer | Sattelstütze & Sattel: Schindelhauer
  • Gepäckträger: Schindelhauer Aluminium, rahmenfest, mit VarioStraps
  • Schutzbleche: Curana Apollo (Extrusionsprofil)
  • Pedale: VP Nylon mit Grip Tape | Tretlager: THUN Zumba | Steuersatz: Tange Seiki integriert 1 1/8"
  • Gewicht: 15,2 kg | Max. Gesamtgewicht: 130 kg

Der Gustav ist das Rad, das einfach da ist – und immer mehr kann, als man auf den ersten Blick erwartet.

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