Apüna
Frame Specs
Frameset |
Built with a unique mix of Ovalized Columbus Spirit tubing that proves to be reactive and fast, while maintaining off-road capabilities and comfort. |
Fork | Columbus Futura Gravel Fork |
Tires | 700x28-700x38 or 650Bx35-650B-42 |
Paint | Personalized and homemade, based on one of our standardized schemes. |
Brakes | Disk brakes only. |
Additional Features | Third bottle cage mount and fender mounts available upon request |
Frameset starting from $3400 USD
Apuna Description
Left or right, up or down, fast or slow? So many choices when you are on a bike. But when the paved road ends, with a road bike the choice is clear. Scarab understands the joy of blurring that line, giving you the ability to deviate away to where the pavement becomes brittle. Right there where the road turns into a path is where the Apüna come to life. Based on the design of road bike but with the ability to clear higher volume tires, the Scarab Apüna will take you to places never dreamed of on a road bike.It is fast, agile and aggressive.
Scarab took inspiration from the Colombian ethnic group in La Guajira, the Wayuu, and named its all road model Apüna, meaning trail or path in their language.
The Apüna benefits from the added stiffness of the ovalized Columbus steel tubing selection, creating a solid and responsive platform without sacrificing the comfort provided by steel. Added clearance allows for widths between 700Cx28 to 38 and further options of up to 650Bx35 to 42.
Why Steel
The material itself sounds humble, but don’t get us wrong: the steels we use are far from basic.
We use the most advanced steels available for bike manufacturing, allowing us to keep the bike package perfectly balanced. you riding more.
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