If you like to ride a bike and are looking for a comfortable machine for commuting to work, the KROSS Trans 8.0 is the perfect bike for you. It will also work well during weekend trips or on long trips. The frame with a lowered standover and a geometry specially developed for this bike provide incredible ride comfort. Thanks to the specially reinforced luggage carrier on the KROSS Trans 8.0 you can transport even heavy luggage. You will not be afraid of the weather either, because our system of full fenders will protect your clothes from the mud gushing from under the tires.

In KROSS Trans 8.0 we installed high quality Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc brakesthat will provide you with high braking power both on asphalt and on a forest path. Schwalbe Silento tires, 42 millimeters wide, allow the bicycle to be used in virtually any weather conditions, and also ensure long operation. In addition, it is equipped with a high-quality drivetrain consisting of Shimano components. Thanks to the use of the Shimano Deore rear derailleur and the Acera front derailleur, we managed to get as many as 27 gears, which will facilitate overcoming steep hills and developing high speed on flat sections of the road. The KROSS Trans 8.0 is also equipped with the SR Suntour Nex HLO suspension fork, which, thanks to a stroke of 63 millimeters, will make it easier to ride on uneven surfaces and will provide comfort while driving on a surface that is long past its glory days.

The Kross Trans 8.0 frame is made of performance aluminum . It is a special 6061 performance aluminum alloy, which makes the bike stiff and break-resistant. At the same time, it is a relatively light material that can surprise many cyclists with its properties. In addition, the frame is powder coated, which translates into durability of the painting and its resistance to mechanical damage. Lighting integrated with the bike will make it easier to ride in the dark, and the high-quality Selle Royal saddle will delight you with the comfort it will offer you while overcoming long routes