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Vitus Bikes offer an award winning range of Mountain Bikes, Road Bikes, Ebikes and more. Sold exclusively through Wiggle and Chain Reaction Cycles.
Our bikes are tested and developed on our local trails so that you can shred yours. So whether out with your mates, or hammering it between the tape, our multi-award-winning mountain bike range will give you the performance you need. 47 products. Vitus Escarpe 290 AMP Mountain Bike.
Vitus is a British direct-to-consumer bicycle brand owned by Wiggle Ltd and is known for its range of medium to high-end road and mountain bikes. The brand has gained popularity for its innovative design and use of lightweight materials.
Vitus — For Real Riders. EXTRAORDINARY BIKES. Rooted in our heritage of cutting edge frame design, our in-house R&D team works with the latest technologies and materials to create bikes that are ready to perform. BIKES LOVED BY OTHERS.
Dec 6, 2022 · Mythique details. • Intended use: Trail riding. • Travel: 130mm (VR), 140mm (VRS, VRX, AMP) • Wheel size: 27.5" or 29" • All-new frame. • Updated geometry. • Universal derailleur hanger. • Weight:...
Nucleus 24. A 24″ / 26″ aluminum frame hardtail crosscountry bike with upper mid-range components.
Dec 6, 2022 · Now more of an alloy version of the Escarpe than an entry-level trail machine, the new Vitus Mythique offers the same entry level price points but with performance for those looking for a fast trail bike. Pete casts his verdict on the top spec Mythique 29 AMP. Photos by Pete Scullion.
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May 12, 2023 · Vitus’ Venon is an all-road bike that finds the perfect balance between off-road gravel racer and on-road tarmac ripper. Tight, direct, and lively ride responses make the Venon EVO an engaging and fun bike on fast, graded gravel surfaces.
May 31, 2023 · Instead, Vitus says the new bike is “up to” 45% faster than the outgoing ZX-1 complete bike. Vitus also points to real-world influences, which render the usual seconds-gained-per-kilometre...
