Every bike of the house carries the name of a mountain, and every mountain rules the design. The Canigó gave us a gravel bike to unmake roads. The Cadí, a climber to go uphill. The Carlit, the roof of Northern Catalonia at 2,921 metres, is tramuntana country: there the wind is not a bad day, it is the landscape. The bike that carries its name had to be an aero.
What the Carlit is
It is our aero road bike: a PYRMON RO-A Carbon Composite SLR frame with tubes profiled to cut the air, 12-speed Shimano Ultegra Di2 electronic shifting, 45 mm deep carbon wheels, a 3D-printed carbon saddle and 7.58 kg total weight. Six sizes, XXS to XL, for riders from 152 to 193 cm. €5,799, with a 5-year warranty and Crash Replacement.
The full spec sheet, with geometry and the size guide, is on the Carlit page.
Twelve lakes, twelve dots
Under the name engraved on the frame you will see twelve golden dots. They are not random decoration: they are the twelve lakes of the circuit around the Bulloses lakes at the foot of the peak. The mountain does not just give the name: it draws it too.
Made in Catalonia, like the others
Every Carlit is assembled and checked one by one at the Taradell workshop, an hour from Barcelona. If you want to see it up close, write to us and we will set a date. And if you want to know what comes next, you know where to find us: on the newsletter, no noise.
Canigó, Cadí, Carlit. The road range is here. And the wind, for the first time, is on your side.