Open MI.ND. R2P (Ready to Paint)

Raw carbon finished road bike

Open MIND R2 P 1

The Open MI.ND. is open Cycles road frame with an integrated seatmast. Utilising this design enabled Gerard Vroomen to use a narrow seat tube and seatpost (sort of) that that can flex under the rider for improved comfort. the seat stays are also slimmed down to add comfort too. The finish is R2P or ready to Paint a natural carbon finish that gives the bike a factory test bike look and also exposes any flaws in the carbon if there were any.

Groupset is the amazing Shimano Ultegra Di2 , bars and stem are by Bontrager and favourites of the owner and the wheels are Foundation 45's at an affordable sub £2k price point. the complete bike with nick nacks came in at around £8k. Off to the Ventoux it goes!

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What our clients say

  • "A great service, full of personal touches as well as the "harder" scientific analysis of my position on the bike, which was also excellent. I feel more planted on the bike now, and came away with some really useful feedback from the session."

    Ed H

    London Dynamo Rider

  • "I tried the shorter cranks today and I like them - it feels like it's less stress for the back and it seems easier to ride higher cadence. In the end I had a good Tour with no back problems. Thanks for your help!"

    Bauke Mollema

  • "A different level of professionalism! Super friendly and they really cared."

    CB

    Regular cyclist

  • "Rode my standard Box Hill loop this morning with the temp shims and more thought to position. Felt more connected and compact on the bike. Fastest ride of the year, picked up close to a km/per hour despite crappy wet pot holed roads, a ton of traffic and a couple of nights out Thu/Fri."

    Matt H

    Seven Evergreen SL

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    Cyclist & triathlete