Vitus Venon EVO RS - SRAM Force

Name: Vitus Venon EVO RS - SRAM Force
Brand: Vitus
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A chameleon at home on gravel or tarmac, the Venon is an all road platform made in two flavors: th...

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The Vitus Venon EVO RS, equipped with SRAM Force AXS, is designed for cyclists seeking a high-performance all-road bike that excels on both gravel and tarmac. Its key benefit is a blend of speed, comfort, and efficiency, thanks to an aerodynamic frame and versatile design. However, it's worth noting that while the frame can accommodate up to 45mm tires, the focus is on a snappy, race-bike feel, which might be a consideration for riders prioritizing extreme off-road capability.

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Model Part Number	5063657285249
Brand	Vitus

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FAQs

What type of riding is the Vitus Venon EVO RS best suited for?

It is best suited for all-road riding, including both road and gravel, with a focus on speed and efficiency.

What tire size can the frame accommodate?

The frame can accommodate up to 45mm tires.

What type of drivetrain does the bike use?

The bike uses a SRAM Force AXS 2x12 speed electronic drivetrain.

What kind of wheels does the bike come with?

It comes with a Prime Doyenne 44 Carbon Disc wheelset.

Are the tires tubeless-ready?

Yes, the Maxxis High Road 700x28c tires are tubeless ready.

How do I maintain the electronic shifting system?

Regularly charge the battery and check the shifting performance. Reset the system if needed, following SRAM's guidelines.

Where can I find replacement parts?

Replacement parts can be found through Vitus retailers or online bike component stores.

How do I clean the bike?

Use mild soap and water. Avoid high-pressure washers.

Troubleshooting

Shifting issues

Check and adjust the derailleur alignment. Ensure the battery is charged and properly connected to the SRAM Force AXS system.

Brake rubbing

Center the brake calipers over the rotors. Ensure the rotors are clean and free of contamination.

Electronic shifting not working

Check the battery charge and connection. Reset the shifters if necessary.

Tire punctures

Inspect the tires for damage. Use sealant for tubeless tires or replace the inner tube.

Pros and Cons

Pros

High-performance carbon frame optimized for speed and efficiency.
Electronic SRAM Force AXS groupset offers smooth and reliable shifting.
Versatile design suitable for both road and gravel riding.
Aerodynamic features enhance speed.
Quality wheelset and tires improve performance and comfort.
Internal cable routing for a clean look and improved aerodynamics.

Cons

Focus on race-bike feel might compromise extreme off-road capability.
Carbon frame requires careful handling to avoid damage.
Electronic drivetrain requires battery charging.
Higher initial cost compared to entry-level bikes.
Requires some assembly upon delivery.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Assembly: The bike will require some assembly upon delivery. Ensure all bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's specifications.
Tire Pressure: Regularly check and adjust tire pressure. For the Maxxis High Road 700x28c tires, the recommended pressure is between 70-90 PSI, depending on rider weight and terrain.
Electronic Drivetrain: Charge the SRAM Force AXS battery regularly. The battery life indicator on the shifters provides information on battery status.
Brake Maintenance: Inspect the SRAM Force hydraulic disc brakes for wear and proper function. Bleed the brakes if the lever feel becomes spongy.
Cleaning: Clean the frame with mild soap and water. Avoid using high-pressure washers, which can damage bearings and other components.
Component Compatibility: The bike uses standard component sizes (e.g., seatpost, bottom bracket). Ensure compatibility when replacing parts.
Storage: Store the bike in a dry, covered area to protect it from the elements.