2026

RADON TIGARD GRX Di2 825

Road · Gravel · Unisex
Frame material Tigard; Material: Tita...
Groupset GRX 800, GRX Di2
Weight 9,4 kg kg
Wheel material Aluminum
Drivetrain 2 X 12 Electronic
Tires Continental Terra Spee...
Brake type Shimano Grx 800 Hydrau...
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RRP
€5,999 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€5,999 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€4,199 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
Radon TIGARD GRX Di2 825

About this bike

Meet the Radon TIGARD GRX Di2 825 2026: a road-oriented bike in the gravel segment. Built around a tigard; material: titan, max. width tire: 50mm, hanger: udh frame.

The Radon TIGARD GRX Di2 825 carries an RRP of €5,999; the live observed price for a new unit averages €5,999, and refurbished offers cluster around €4,199.

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Specifications

CategoryRoad
SubcategoryGravel
Year2026
Frame materialTigard; Material: Titan, Max. Width Tire: 50Mm, Hanger: Udh
ForkCarbon
Fork materialCarbon
Weight9,4 kg kg
SuspensionRigid

Components

Groupset GRX 800, GRX Di2
Drivetrain 2 X 12 Electronic
Shifting Electronic
Front derailleur Shimano GRX Di2 FD-RX825
Rear derailleur Shimano GRX Di2 RD-RX825, 12-Speed
Brake type Shimano Grx 800 Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Shimano GRX 800 Hydraulic Disc
Grips MOQUAI pro tape
Saddle Ergon SR Allroad, Titan rails
Seatpost MOQUAI SPS-3D, 31.6 x 400mm
Pedals not included

Wheels & Tires

Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Mavic Allroad S Carbon; Rim height: 42mm, Inner width: 25mm, Tubeless ready: ‚úî, Tubeless valves: ‚úî, Tubeless tape: ‚úî, Tubeless milk: ‚úî
Tires Continental Terra Speed, ProTection, BlackChili, TR, 28" x 45mm

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