Polygon simply dropped a brand new endurance street Strattos C all-rounder that’s stated to be lighter, quicker, and extra comfy than its predecessor. Now with room for as much as 34mm tires and additional dropped slender seatstays for extra rear-end compliance, the brand new Polygon Strattos C is constructed for all-day using on all-roads. And whereas it’s not as low-cost because the surprisingly low-priced carbon Strattos S, the brand new Strattos C is without doubt one of the most inexpensive street bikes you should buy with digital groupsets, aero carbon wheels, built-in cockpits, and one of the best of all the most recent trendy street bike requirements.
2025 Polygon Strattos C carbon endurance all-road bike
Polygon created the all-new Strattos C to take their all-day, ‘lengthy journey’ endurance street bike household to the subsequent stage. Polygon is imprecise as to what the C actually stands for. However consolation, compliance & management get talked about quite a bit. These three Cs appear to be the center of the redesign of the low-cost all-rounder carbon Strattos household, giving this new bike larger tires not solely to open it as much as all-road using, however actually simply to clean out all roads.
They are saying the brand new Strattos C proves that consolation and efficiency don’t need to be mutually unique. The brand new bike combines greater Stack figures with typically shorter Attain to create a snug, extra upright rider place – “critically lowering pressure on the rider’s again and shoulders“. However it nonetheless retains steep street geometry and even brief chainstays for such massive tire clearance, to retain a pointy dealing with really feel.
Built-in carbon LINC parts
The brand new Strattos C additionally takes benefit of Polygon’s sister carbon part firm LINC, to offer an inexpensive built-in cockpit answer. The all-new 1-piece built-in carbon bar and stem is a primary for LINC, which till now solely made light-weight carbon wheels. The brand new LINC Carbon Built-in cockpit is available in three widths (38/40/42mm) with three lengths to the -10° stem (90/110/120mm). The aero bar contains a flattened high and a compact bend with 75mm attain, 125mm drop. And naturally, it hides your brake strains absolutely internally, routed by way of matching steerer spacers into the brand new carbon body by way of the headset.
The highest spec Polygon Strattos C bike additionally options the lightest wheels within the LINC line-up. The Alpha 35 wheels have a claimed weight of simply 1290g, that includes a 35mm deep, 22mm inner carbon rim laced to outsized alloy hubs with aero bladed Vonda carbon spokes, 21 entrance & 24 rear.
Tech particulars
ACX hi-mod mix carbon body and fork
absolutely inner built-in cable routing by way of the 1.5″ headset
constructed with LINC carbon cockpits (90×380 XXS-S, 100×400 M-L, 120×420 XL-XXL)
digital drivetrain solely
2x prepared with braze-on entrance derailleur clamp
UDH-compatible
T47x68 threaded backside bracket
27.2mm spherical seatpost with hidden wedge-style clamp
12mm thru-axles
FM140 flat mount disc mounting (full bikes have 160mm rotors entrance & rear)
34mm max 700c tire clearance
7 inventory sizes (XXS-XXL)
Polygon Strattos C – Pricing, choices & availability
Polygon affords the all-new Strattos C in three full digital shift bike builds, all of which share the identical carbon frameset.
Probably the most inexpensive is the $2900 / 3300€ Polygon Strattos C7 Di2 with a Shimano 105 Di2 groupset, a 1-piece built-in LINC carbon cockpit, and Polygon’s personal 21mm inner tubeless-ready 40mm deep WR4 carbon wheels wrapped in 30mm Schwalbe One tires, at a claimed weight of 8.6kg.
Subsequent up, the $3400 / 3800€ Strattos C8 Di2 will get an improve to Ultegra Di2 at a claimed weight of 8.4kg.
And eventually, at $4500 / 4500€ the Polygon Strattos C9 AXS contains a absolutely wi-fi SRAM Drive AXS E1 groupset with ultralight 22mm inner tubeless-ready 35mm deep LINC Alpha carbon wheels with aero carbon spokes, at a claimed weight of simply 7.9kg.
All three builds can be found in-store this month at your native Polygon vendor bike store.
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