Road

Road bikes are bikes that are designed to go fast on paved roads. They have large wheels (28 inches), very narrow tyres and no tread. These wheel characteristics allow high speeds, but the tyres and rims can easily be damaged by small obstacles on the road.

Dviraciuarena.lt offers a wide selection of road bikes and accessories, professional advice and convenient shopping in the e-shop or in person at Vilnius bike shops. Bicycles can be delivered directly to your home or picked up in Vilnius.

Around 10 different road bikes are permanently available in the Dviraciuarena.lt e-shop. For a larger selection, please contact us using the contact details on the contact page. Prices of road bikes vary depending on the bike model, brand and other individual bike specifications. The most expensive road bike is priced at 1399EUR on sale or 1599EUR off sale. The cheapest city bike is the Pegasus Avanti at 449EUR on sale or 549,95EUR off sale. Dviraciuarena.lt e-shop often has promotions and sales, so you can buy city bikes at much cheaper prices. Dviraciuarena.lt offers you the possibility to buy trekking bikes on hire purchase, online and in physical stores in Vilnius. For each road bike, you will find the most important information to help you choose the bike model that suits you best. For example - what are the details of this model, size, number of sprockets, handlebars, handlebars, brakes, etc. All of this and other additional, individual information in each bike description will ensure that you find what's most important - helping you to choose the right bike model for you.

The road bikes and accessories are delivered to the Venipak post office of your choice, by Venipak or DPD courier, or you can pick up the goods yourself in the physical stores. Payment for the bikes can be made by leasing, Lithuanian banks, cash at the time of collection.If you have any questions, please contact us for a free consultation at +37065639448 or +37061355063

Road bikes are used to race in the Tour de France. Their construction is regulated by the UCI. The aim is to ensure that riders compete on a level playing field.
The frame of the bike is very light. The seat is raised high and the rider sits leaning as close to the handlebars as possible to minimise wind resistance. The handlebars are narrow and shaped like ram's horns. The number of gears depends on the purpose of the bicycle. Sport bikes are usually equipped with two stars on the front, amateur bikes with two or three stars. The number of rear sprockets can vary from 8 to 11. The lighter the frame, the better. Professional road bikes are made of carbon fibre.

Pluses: fast, low weight.
Cons: Only available on flat roads, uncomfortable.