2025
Simplon - Silk 365 :eLight,Mid,Selection,U8000
Mountain · Crosscountry · Womens
Frame material Carbon
Battery 360 Wh | Range Ext. 16...
Wheel size 700
Chain Horn Catena A08
Tires Schwalbe Marathon Mond...
Brake type Shimano Cues U8020/802...
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RRP
6 299 € incl. taxes
Observed price — New
5 669 € incl. taxes
Refurbished price
3 770 € incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
simplon Silk 365 :eLight,Mid,Selection,U8000
About this bike

Looking at the Simplon Silk 365:eLight,Mid,Selection,U8000 2025? This mountain bike in the crosscountry segment keeps showing up across European retailers. Built around a carbon frame.

Price-wise, brands list the Silk 365:eLight,Mid,Selection,U8000 at 6 299 € MSRP. Real listings for a new unit hover around 5 669 €, and refurbished units typically sell near 3 770 €.

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Specifications
CategoryMountain
SubcategoryCrosscountry
Year2025
FrameSilkcarbon TQ, Lady, Pearl White Glossy | Black Matt, XS (41
Frame materialCarbon
ForkRockshox Recon Gold RL 65mm
SuspensionHardtail
Sizes XXXXXXXX
Components
Chain Horn Catena A08
Brake type Shimano Cues U8020/8020;4/4-Kolben (Pistons);203Mm;203Mm
Brakes Shimano Cues U8020/8020;4/4-Kolben (pistons);203mm;203mm
Handlebar Simplon HI-BEAM
Stem Ergotec Swell R-Ahead Vorbau
Grips Griffe Ergon GP 10 L
Saddle w/o saddle
Seatpost BikeYoke Revive Three, 100mm, 31.6 (Remote Seatpost only)
Pedals Pedal-Set Simplon Grip EVO, Sandblock, sealed bearings, allo
Wheels & Tires
Wheel size 700
Rims DT Swiss U623; Nabe Simplon by DT;Schwalbe Marathon 50-622
Tires Schwalbe MARATHON MONDIAL 28 x 2,0"
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