Adriatica Boxter FY Men's Bike

Adriatica Boxter FY Men's Bike: A Robust Hybrid for Every Adventure

Product code: BOXTERFY-MAN Category: City & Trekking, Hybrid, Gravel

Short description

Adriatica Boxter FY Men's is the hybrid bike designed for men who want no compromise between urban performance and reliability on light off-road terrain. Perfect for fast commuting or as a travelling companion on long rides over mixed terrain. With its aluminium frame, Shimano components and 700c wheels, it offers responsiveness, durability and excellent pedalling efficiency.

Key strengths

Dynamic Riding and a Performance Frame

Boxter FY Man stands out for its TRK aluminium frame with a Man design (high top tube), which ensures greater torsional stiffness and optimal power transfer, essential when pedalling hard or climbing.

• Hybrid versatility: Designed to excel on both fast urban journeys and light gravel routes (unsealed roads and hard-packed trails).

• Adjustable riding position: The adjustable aluminium stem allows you to fine-tune your riding position, from a sportier, more aerodynamic stance to a more relaxed position for touring.

Reliable Components for Long Distances

Equipped to withstand intensive use and consistently deliver precise shifting:

• Shimano 7V drivetrain: The Shimano TX 55 7-speed rear derailleur paired with a triple crankset (28-38-48) offers a wide gear range, allowing you to tackle demanding climbs with ease and maintain a high cadence on fast sections.

• 700x35C wheels: The tyre size and tread are ideal for balancing rolling efficiency on tarmac with grip on uneven surfaces.

• Powerful V-Brakes: The black aluminium brakes ensure control and safety in all weather conditions.

Lightweight and Robust

Weighing just 13.50 kg, this bike is easy to handle and transport while retaining the strength needed for everyday use and adventures beyond the city.

Adriatica began in Pesaro in 1946, when Umberto Cardinali opened a craft workshop on Via Morselli. Still based in the city today, it offers city, trekking, gravel and mountain bikes, children’s models and e-bikes. In 1970, the company passed to Luigi Domenicucci, already an experienced bicycle mechanic.