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This hot little number is built to be light and speedy. It’s agile, responsive, and made to go faster than
humans were meant to travel without a flight attendant or two on board. The incredible precision design and accuracy
of construction will only be enjoyed by you. Unfortunately, your competition will only get a chance to admire its dust.
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As a Pican-Ti rider, you may start to notice a few things: flowers will begin to look
like colorful streaks. Trees will become blurry. The dotted yellow line in the middle
of the road will look more like a solid yellow line. And fewer, if any, riders will
ever be in front of you again.
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Quick tip: During a long ride, bring a cell phone in case you biff. Or in case you suddenly crave a pizza.
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Benefits: Unrivaled climbing capabilities due to Picanti’s new
compact geometry frame weighing in at a scant sub 2.5 lbs • Brutally efficient power delivery is provided by
the extensively cold-worked and shaped 3AL-2.5V titanium tubeset • Smooth transition to the run is achieved by
the race-proven, 78-degree seat angle, which is the signature of Quintana Roo
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