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Storck Aernario.3 Disc ultralight carbon limited signature edition road bike adds disc brakes!

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike
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On top of recent new Aerfast & Fascenario aero road bikes, Storck now updates an ultralight Aernario.3 Disc Signature all-rounder road bike in a super limited edition. The big story though, is that this appears to be the first-ever ultralight Aernario to get disc brakes. And its frame seems to be just as light as ever, building up into a truly lightweight climber’s road bike…

Storck Aernario.3 Disc Signature Ltd. ultralight carbon road bike

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, Markus Storck
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The Aernario has long been Markus Storck’s favorite light road bike, with special editions over the years weighing as little as 5.4kg complete with rim brakes. But this seems to finally be the first Aernario to get disc brakes, and the frame seems to be just as light as ever.

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, individually signed and numbered

On the occasion of the Storck founder’s 57th birthday this past Wednesday, just 57 individually numbered & signed Aernario.3 Disc Signature complete bikes will be sold – in addition to Markus Storck’s #00/57. All bikes are fitted with electronic shift groupsets and hydraulic disc brakes, with fully internal cable routing and complete bike weights from just 6.2kg.

Tech details

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, frame

The Aernario.3 Disc Signature is a new disc brake only carbon bike made from reinforced UD “Japanese Military Carbon Grade Fiber” to deliver a claimed 700-750g frame – presumably designed in Germany and manufactured in China like previous Aernarios. Finishing is kept to a minimum for the Signature edition with a light matte black paint & low-key bronze graphics.

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, non-driveside

Storck also says the new disc brake Aernario.3 bike promises to be stiffer than previous generations, without sacrificing comfort thanks to “Hysteresis Flex” in both the seatstays and seatpost.

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike,  disc brakes

The Aernario.3 features flat mount disc brakes and 12mm thru-axles for the first time.

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, internal routing

It also features a new fully integrated one-piece carbon Storck bar+stem cockpit.

The new disc brake bike features slightly dropped seatstays, an internal wedge seatpost clamp, presumably a round 27.2mm seatpost, a PressFit BB86 bottom bracket, and a tapered carbon steerer fork.

(The equally light rim brake Aernario.2 will carry over for roadies looking for an even lighter complete build.)

Storck Aernario.3 Disc Signature – Pricing, availability & options

Storck Aernario 3 Signature Disc limited edition ultralight carbon all-rounder lightweight road bike, 
Storck Aernario 3 Disc Signature Dura-Ace Di2 2×12

Just 57 individual, limited Storck Aernario.3 Disc Signature edition bikes will be made available in one of three complete 2×12-speed bike builds and DT Swiss’ light PRC 1100 Mon Chasseral tubeless carbon wheels. A new Shimano Ultegra Di2 option is the lowest cost of entry at 8500€, or upgrade to new Dura-Ace Di2 for 9500€.

The most expensive option will be the SRAM Red eTap AXS build at 9777€, surely quite expensive, but all surprisingly palatable for a limited edition superbike like this.

All are available to pre-order now, with deliveries anticipated in late November 2021.

Storck-bikes.com

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nooner
nooner
2 years ago

Markus Storck always kills it and this bike is another example.

Seraph
Seraph
2 years ago

If this fit 35s it would be a lightweight road+ banger.

Oli
Oli
2 years ago

Save your money and buy the Pardus version. This is just a rebadge.

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