Engineering The Van Rysel RCR Pro - The Most Exciting Road Bike in The 2024 Tour de France?
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- The Van Rysel RCR Pro has taken the world by storm, it's quite possibly the most talked about road bike of 2024, it's racked up loads of road race wins and now it's heading to the 2024 Tour de France with team Decathlon AG2R...
To find out a bit more about Van Rysel and the RCR Pro road bike we went to the Van Rysel HQ in Lille to see what went into developing
Is the Van Rysel RCR Pro the best road bike in the world in 2024? Let us know your thoughts on the carbon road race bike in the comments below...
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What do you think of the Van Rysel RCR Pro? Let us know below!
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There is nothing exciting about - stop with this ridiculous narrative - compare it head to head if you think it’s actually any good.
@@roadcc I love it!
Always impressed by the higher end Decathlon gear. Not that I can stretch to an RCR😂
The bike won the danish championship just 2 days ago, arguably the hardest championship to win other than the belgian
french team with french rider on a french bike!
My dream bike what a beauty 😮❤
The paint work's really nice, was cool to see some of painting process
I think Decathlon and Van Rysel have done brilliantly and if I was in the market for a bike like this then I’d certainly be seriously looking at this.. well done guys.. it’s even great looking ❤ 😊 I’ use a few Van Rysel vests and rain jacket and they have been excellent to.. Pete🚴🏻👍🚴♀️
I thin k they need to actually have stock to sell. Oh and make a true aware bike!
Can it compete? I think that has already been proven.
A friend of mine who's an ex pro bought one. Super pleased with it. Decathlon for the win.
So the frame is coming from Vietnam or is it produced in France, iam a little bit confused. Thank you
Frame is produced in France
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Why hyping it? It's been out of stock since it came out. Not even one has come to my country's Decathlon stores 😂
well done 9k …..no point to spend 15k20k. It just proves that’s the other brands have a price collusion gentle agreement ….+6k for their Bs marketing.
"Van Ray-sel" or "Van Ree-sel"? You say both.
Apologies! The Flemish way is "Van Ree-sel" which must have rubbed off! They didn't have any problem with our UK pronunciation though
I do not like that the interviewer says mhm and yep every 2 seconds while someone is talking
hard agree, mute the interviewers microphone in a v2 release
Couldn't agree more. Absolutely pathetic
Now I can’t un hear this 😂
Exciting? Hardly. A perfectly fine and capable machine? Sure. No Froth on this thing though.
~ 1200 $
9k, no thx 😅😅
It really seems to me that they cheated off of the Tarmac SL7's homework.
Can't blame them, I have the SL7 and it's no joke. I'm expecting Decathlon to pick up a few stages during the TDU.
@@tommyfreckmann6857 it really doesn't look like the SL7. The SL7 was also designed before the UCI changed their rules about tube dimensions.
bro maybe in your perspective, I'm a copy of tom cruise, cause we both got eyes and nose.
@@fukairen9601 🥱 don't be a total dumbass.
It’s no wonder they developed this bike in record time. And… 9k pound is not exactly very cheap. I’ll recommend a canyon aeroad instead.
Ah, Vietnam. Where you go when Chinese labor is too fair for your to have your product built there🥴
If you go to China (Taiwan) the resulting price is 15k. So...
@igorvmakarov it absolutely doesn't need to be. There's probably a 20-30% manufacturing difference which would result in maybe a $200-300 retail price difference. That's if they accepted the same profit at a lower margin.
Built in Vietnam and won a bunch of races right off the block. They're doing something right over there.
@JFomo that's not the problem. It's getting things made in a country with terrible minimum wage and very few worker rights.
So the price is metter? 😂
Sales bs,pogi rides a regular tubed colnago bike,no bike aside from aero is gonna make u a pro overnight,playing with tube shapes is all they can do now because carbon reached its limits,same with trek with that stupid seatstay,if any bike had an unfair advantage the Uci would not allow it
the rcr-s are masterpieces with a flaw - the lack of sexyness......call me whatever you wanna call me, but if i drop 8k on a bike i`d want it to say "canyon"... or "orbea"... "trek"... "giant" if it really is a good deal.... maybe my mind changes within the next weeks (tdf)... and yes, this says nothing about quality, it is a very superficial point of view - but a point of view nontheless...
Die hier gezeigte Unterstützung und Ermutigung sind ermutigend. Es ist, als gäbe es eine Schwesternschaft von Denkern, die sich gegenseitig anfeuern.😻