Focus Cayo Ultegra 2009 Ex-Demo

Use the same carbon formula as the Cayo's (UD & SSPS carbon technology)(SSPS Put plainly the larger the frame the more material is required to retain strength, stiffness and durability. This means the STW (Strength to Weight) ratio is similar for all frame sizes. This is because a tall and usually more powerful rider needs more stiffness than a shorter and normally more lightweight rider. This system avoids having wasted material and increased weight on a small frame unnecassarily, and too little material on a larger frame) to manufacture the frame and fork, add the reliability of Shimano's Ultegra Ice components, with a compact chainset, complete the bike with the strength and quality of Mavic Aksium wheels and you have a great bike at a fantastic price. This bike delivers the very best in value and is aimed at those people looking for a solid, performance level road bike with quality components, decent wheels and a superb frame that is suitable for upgrading. Concept's seatpost and saddle supply the comfort whilst FSA handle the front end of this machine. The gearing will cater for all aspects of road riding and offers you 50/34T front and 12-27T at the rear giving the rider a wide choice of gears to choose from.

Wiggle are proud to announce that Olympic and World Champion Nicole Cooke has signed a deal with Wiggle and Focus Bikes which will see her and her newly created team, Vision1 Racing, riding Focus frames this season. The Vision1 riders will be using Focus Cayo and Focus Izalco frames for training and racing.
Nicole stormed to victory at the Beijing Olympics and has set up the team with the goal of developing the next generation of cyclists ready for London 2012 - and is delighted they'll be riding Focus frames.
Nicole said: 'I have followed the development of Focus over the last two years and have been impressed with their technology and quality of bikes.'
The Vision1 team includes a mix of young British talents such as Dani King and Katie Curtis together with more experienced riders Helen Wyman and Gabby Day who it is hoped will bring the best out of each other over the coming seasons to realise their full potential.

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