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MMR Simun 30 - Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13sp, Steel Grey
This is not just a bike, it is lightness in motion.
- Today's price
- €2,849.25
- Lowest price of the last 30 days
- €2,849.25
- Manufacturer's recommended price
- €3,799.00 (25% less)
The price has not been reduced in the last 30 days. The recommended price is set by the manufacturer and is shown for reference only.
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Image relating to wheels and groups is for indicative purposes only, may not match to the actual bike assembly.
We advise you to refer to the technical sheet below. For any questions please contact us.
Frame geometry on the attached sheet.
Bikes will be delivered assembled. However, may need a cycling mechanic for an optimally setup.
SET-UP
FRAME: Simun - G3 Carbon Concept Frame. Intermediate modulus carbon fiber.
FORK: Simun - Carbon Concept Lite Fork. TA 12mm
SHIFTER: Sram Rival AXS E1
REAR DERAILLEUR: Sram Rival AXS E1 13V
BRAKES: Sram Rival AXS E1
CRANKSET: Sram Rival XPLR E1 42T
CASSETTE: Sram Rival XPLR XG-1351 10/46T 13V
CHAIN: Sram Rival E1
WHEELS: DT- G1800 30-XDR
TYRES: Hutchinson Caracal 40 TLR
STEM: Ritchey Comp Switch
HANDLEBAR: Ritchey Butano
SEATPOST: MMR Simun
SADDLE: Selle Italia Model Epsilon
Data sheet
- Diameter
- 700
- Gender
- Men
Women - Material
- Carbon
- Code
- MMR24-CF-MAG-160925
- Shifting
- Electronic
- Brakes
- Hydraulic disc
- Groupset
- SRAM Rival XPLR
- Motor
- No motor
- Suspension
- Rigid
- Type
- Gravel
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Who it is for and how to use it
Ideal for
Gravel cyclists looking for a carbon frame
Designed for riders who want a gravel bike with a Carbonio G3 frame and a rigid setup. The carbon structure and optimised geometry are suitable for efficient use on mixed terrain.
Those looking for electronic transmission for gravel
Suitable for riders who want the Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13v groupset, with electronic shifting and a configuration specific to gravel use. The combination with DT-G1800 30-XDR wheels works consistently with this setup.
Unisex use on routes without suspension
Indicated for riders who prefer a unisex bike, without a motor and with a rigid setup. The solution is suitable for those looking for a bike with a simple structure and focused on pedalling.
Use cases
Ideal
Gravel rides on mixed surfaces
The gravel configuration, Carbonio G3 frame and hydraulic disc brakes make it suitable for mixed surfaces with stable handling.
Gravel · Carbonio G3 · Freni a disco idraulico
Very suitable
Rides with electronic shifting
The Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13v groupset is designed for riders looking for an electronic transmission specific to gravel use.
Cambio elettronico · Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13v · Gravel
Suitable
Long routes on a rigid bike
The rigid structure and absence of a motor favour an essential setup, suitable for those who prioritise direct pedalling.
Rigida · Senza motore · Carbonio
Who it is for
Experienced gravel cyclist
- Looks for
- A gravel bike with a carbon frame and electronic groupset.
- Why
- The MMR Simun 30 combines Carbonio G3, Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13v and hydraulic disc brakes in a setup that is coherent for gravel use.
Sporty rider wanting an essential bike
- Looks for
- A model without a motor, rigid and with a technical setup.
- Why
- The no-suspension setup and dedicated transmission make it suitable for those looking for a clean bike focused on pedalling.
Frequently asked questions
What type of use is this bike intended for?
It is intended for Gravel use and the Gravel discipline. It is designed for mixed routes and a gravel setup.
What material is the frame made from?
The frame is made from Carbonio G3. The specification also states carbon as the main material.
What groupset does it use?
It is fitted with Sram Rival XPLR AXS E1 13v. It is an electronic transmission designed for gravel.
What type of brakes does it use?
It uses hydraulic disc brakes. This solution provides a setup consistent with gravel use.
Does the bike have a motor?
No, it is a bike without a motor. The setup therefore remains fully human-powered.
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What type of suspension does it have?
It has rigid suspension. The bike is set up with an essential and direct structure.
Information prepared by the BSA team with the support of AI, based on the manufacturer's specifications.
