Bergamont Sweep 6 City Bike Shimano Tiagra

The Bergamont Sweep 6 is a new city bike with 28" wheels, available in sizes 48, 52, 56 and 60. It pairs a Shimano Tiagra 20-speed drivetrain with hydraulic disc brakes: it suits you if you ride every day in the city and on roads outside town.

With a claimed weight of approximately 11 kg, the Bergamont Sweep 6 brings lightness to your daily rides.

• Frame and fork: The aluminium frame has a diamond shape; the Sweep Alloy fork includes a mudguard mount.
• Shimano Tiagra drivetrain: The 20-speed system (2x10) combines a FC-4700 50/34T crankset and a CS-HG500 11-34T cassette.
• Disc brakes: The Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic system uses Shimano SM-RT30 160 mm rotors.
• Schwalbe tyres: The Schwalbe Spicer Plus 35-622 tyres feature PunctureGuard protection and a reflective strip to make you more visible.

Choose it if you are looking for a bike to fit into your daily routine, from city journeys to rides that take you onto roads outside the centre.

Manufacturer details

The Bergamont Sweep 6 city bike has an aluminium frame and 28-inch wheels. With hydraulic disc brakes and 20 speeds, it is designed for those who ride every day in the city and on roads outside town.

• Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brakes with 160 mm rotors for controlled braking
• 20 speeds (2x10) with Shimano Tiagra, gearing for climbs and fast sections
• Diamond-shaped aluminium frame, fork with mudguard mounting provision
• Schwalbe Spicer Plus 35-622 tyres with PunctureGuard and a reflective strip to help you be seen
• Choose from sizes 48, 52, 56 and 60 according to your height

Technical specifications

• Sizes: 48, 52, 56, 60
• Wheel size: 28"
• Frame: Aluminium, diamond shape
• Fork: Sweep Alloy, with mudguard mount
• Brakes: Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brakes
• Brake rotors: Shimano SM-RT30, 160 mm
• Rear derailleur: Shimano Tiagra, 20-speed (2x10)
• Cassette: CS-HG500 11-34T
• Crankset: FC-4700 50/34T
• Tyres: Schwalbe Spicer Plus 35-622 with PunctureGuard and a reflective strip

Bergamont traces its origins to 1993, in a small workshop in Hamburg, and is associated with founder Stefan Berkes. Today it is based in the St. Pauli district and offers gravel bikes, urban and trekking e-bikes, and electric cargo bikes. Its story begins beside the Schlachthof, the city’s historic slaughterhouse.