Introduced just more than a year ago, the SpeedX Leopard sprinted past with intense smart sensor technology integrations on the brand’s first bike. The aero frame now gets a disc brake version, which we think only makes it smarter.
It also gets the newest version of their SpeedForce cycling computer, with its refined stem interface and more options…
The frame is made up of plenty of Toray T1000 hi-mod carbon, which makes for a stiff frame.
No rim brake on the back of the fork crown gives it a much cleaner transition into the twisted angles of the downtube…which hides the internal Di2 battery if so equipped. They’re offering two complete builds, one with Shimano 105, the other with Ultegra Di2.
The rear end looks similar since the rim brake was already tucked under the chainstay.
The SpeedX SpeedForce computer and stem combo gets a makeover, becoming slimmer and light. It runs on an Android OS and can read data from ANT+ and Bluetooth devices, including the integrated power meter on their versatile Unicorn road bike model. Put it with their smartphone app (or Apple Watch app) and it’ll sync with Strava, too.
For folks already in love with a Garmin, there’s a new out-front mount that slots directly into the stem so you can keep most of the aesthetic.
