KTM OXFORD

The 2021 KTM OXFORD model is an urban bike designed for everyday use in the city. Priced at 929 EUR, it offers a solid specification and high-quality components. The frame is made from 28" 6061 URBAN T8620 alloy, which is renowned for its durability and stability.

The brakes are Shimano RT10 CL 160, fitted with 160 mm brake discs at both the front and rear, delivering reliable braking performance. Gear changes are handled by the Shimano Altus M2000 SGS system, whilst the shift levers are Shimano Altus SL-M2019 models. This combination ensures precise and smooth gear changes.

The fork is a rigid 28" alloy fork, which ensures direct steering and a low overall weight. Lighting is provided by the Trelock BIKE-i VEO LS 233 LED front light and the Trelock DUO FLAT rear light, which ensure good visibility in road traffic. The pedals are KTM Onroad VPE-857 EPB, which offer good grip.

The crankset is a Lasco FR650 38, which, in combination with the Shimano HG201-9 cassette (11-32) and the Shimano HG53 drivetrain, ensures efficient power transfer. The handlebars are Black Line Riser17 with a width of 630 mm, complemented by VELO VLG-1349 grips for comfortable handling. The stem is a BLACK Line with a 7° angle of inclination.

The headset is a Ritchey Zero Logic PRESS FIT, 1-1/8", with a height of 9.4 mm. The tyres are Schwalbe CITIZEN K-Guard 42-622, which are renowned for their puncture resistance and good rolling characteristics. The wheelset comprises KTM Line – Shimano components with REMERX TOP DISC rims and RM 2.0 INOX spokes in silver.

The saddle is a KTM Line Urban, mounted on a Black Line seatpost with a diameter of 27.2 mm. The mudguards are SKS A46R in silver alloy, which protect the bike from dirt and water. A KTM centre stand, adjustable for 24"-28" wheels, ensures stability when parking the bike. The luggage rack is a KTM Racktime light (snap-it 1.0+2.0), which offers versatile transport options.

All in all, the 2021 KTM OXFORD is a well-thought-out choice for the urban cyclist who values quality, reliability and functionality.