Inside the frame you’ll find clean, highly compacted carbon fibre, with smooth surfaces. 8kg, with an ultra-low frame weight of about 850g and 335g for the fork. It’s essentially an evolved BB30 concept that provides a lighter yet much more secure interface between the bearing structure and frame, improving stiffness and power delivery. Everything about the bike is astounding: its £8,250 pricetag, its looks, its weight (or lack of it. ), its performance and design. With rakish Campagnolo Bora deep carbon wheels and Vittoria Corsa CX tubulars the Zero 7 was always going to be lightning fast. Climbing on a bike like this is liberating, as nothing else you’ve ever ridden is likely to be as light or responsive: it just rockets ahead. With the Cento Uno hogging the limelight in an already well represented stable, Wilier gild the lily with the Zero 7. Our rig came with the best kit: Campagnolo Super Record, a magic melange of superbly engineered materials that provides maximum performance at all times. Light and nimble at all speeds, it wants to surge ahead with every pedal stroke.
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