Paramo Integrated
Frame Specs
Frameset | Built with Columbus Spirit and Life steel blends to achieve exquisite riding characteristics, durability and low weight. T47 Bottom Bracket, and UDH dropouts. |
Fork | ENVE In-Route Gravel fork - with fork mounts |
Tires | 700 C x 38 - 700 C x 48 / 650 B x 55. We build each Páramo to custom wheel specs |
Paint | Customized and made-in-house. Based in our standardized paint schemes. See them here |
Groupset | Compatible with electronic groupsets only |
Additional Features | Third bottle cage mount included. Extra frame mounts and fender mounts are available upon request. |
Frameset starting from $3600 USD
Paramo Integrated Description
Drawing inspiration and its name from the rugged Colombian paramos, Scarab Cycles introduces the latest addition to its lineup: the Paramo Integrated. Renowned for its versatility and capability, the Paramo series has conquered some of the world’s most challenging terrains, including Colombia’s high-altitude, ever-changing landscapes.
Designed for adventurous gravel riders seeking remote exploration, the Paramo Integrated embraces the spirit of the Andean paramos with its resilience and adaptability. Over the years, the Paramo lineup has evolved to serve different segments and uses within the gravel category. This latest variant sets a new standard with its fully integrated cockpit.
Featuring the ENVE In-Route System, the Paramo Integrated offers seamless integration for electronic groupsets, enhancing both performance and aesthetics. However, the integration goes beyond cable routing, accommodating wider tires and incorporating fork mounts as standard, T47 bottom bracket, and UDH dropouts.
Handcrafted with precision in El Retiro, Colombia, each Paramo Integrated frameset is meticulously built inhouse using the finest materials and techniques. This one-by-one approach ensures that every bike is custom-tuned to match your riding style and requirements, delivering unparalleled ride quality, durability, and performance.
Join us in embracing the spirit of adventure with the Paramo Integrated, where innovation meets the untamed beauty of the Colombian paramos.
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.
Navigating our Lineup
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Introduction: The Importance of Tires in Cycling
Tires are essential for any bike, acting as the main contact with the terrain. Different cycling disciplines have been defined by their intended terrain—Track, Road, Gravel, Mountain. Recently, tire sizes have expanded within these disciplines, giving riders more options to tailor their bikes for specific terrains and preferences, which ultimately enhances their experience. -
Scarab’s Philosophy on Product Lineup
At Scarab Cycles, our bikes are designed to span major cycling disciplines. We see the overlaps between models as a benefit, allowing one bike to be suitable for multiple uses. For instance, the Andes and Apüna models can perform across similar terrains but provide unique riding experiences due to their distinct features. -
Tires as a Guide in Choosing Models
We believe in offering a range of tire options and have created a guide to help riders select the right bike for their terrain and riding style. -
Bike Selection Process: Versatility and Terrain
Our process starts by identifying the primary terrain and tire size for the rider's main use, then expands to other intended uses. This Ideal Range approach helps riders select a model that can handle varied scenarios while excelling in its primary function. -
Meaningful Conversations with Riders
We ask specific questions to understand each rider's goals, including their current bikes and limitations. This insight allows us to recommend a bike with the right tire range and features for each rider's unique needs, blending modern tire flexibility with the individuality of each frame.
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