ceramicspeed chainless bike

you can now be a part-owner of driven, the drive shaft system that is claimed to be near 99% efficient, for ~£720

the goal behind the driven range was to create a bike with a 99 per cent efficiency drivetrain but after launching the first version of driven at the eurobike show in 2018, it became clear that the bikes could be ridden but not shift gears. shortly after, a battle of engineering ensued where they had to create a rideable bike that could also shift

at the eurobike trade show in germany ceramicspeed has taken the wraps off an all new drivetrain that could change the future of cycling. dubbed the "driveen," this new gearset does away with the traditional chain used on bikes for decades in favor of a system that uses ceramic bearing to reduce friction and resistance instead.

the idea of a chainless bike isn’t strictly new, but it’s yet to be truly done in a way that really works. until now. this new chainless bike drivetrain from ceramicspeed does away with chains, derailleur and even any kind of electronic shifter, as you might find on newer chainless bikes.

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at the 2018 eurobike expo, where all the new cycling gadgetry get unveiled, ceramicspeed introduced a chainless bike design—a drivetrain concept that has been used in motorcycles, but never pedal-powered […]

the danish company ceramicspeed in collaboration with the mechanical engineering department at the university of colorado, has updated the simple bicycle

the revolutionary drivetrain concept aims to set a new standard in efficiency by eliminating the need for derailleurs and chains.

driven drivetrain by ceramicspeed is the most efficient on the market and does not require a derailleur but is it any good?

ceramicspeed have continued with their pursuit to 'innovate and disrupt the bicycle drivetrain industry' through showcasing an updated version of their 'driven' chainless drive system.

jul 16, 2018 - the revolutionary drivetrain concept aims to set a new standard in efficiency by eliminating the need for derailleurs and chains.

ceramicspeed announced that driven is now not only rideable but can also shift gears.

clean slate design boasts better-than-99-percent efficiency.

danish startup ceramicspeed has launched driven, the first chainless bicycle: it uses a transmission system with very low friction bearings.

boulder, colo. (brain) — ceramicspeed, known for its low-friction derailleur pulleys and chains, is hoping to raise $1 million in private investment to develop its chainless, low-friction drivetrain, called driven. ceramicspeed has formed a new spinoff called driven technologies inc. to develop the system.

when will the ceramicspeed driven driveshaft bicycle drivetrain come to market? we interview them to see how production is coming along...

the shifting shaft-drive concept has now split off as a standalone entity and is seeking seed funding.

ceramicspeed needs help turning its drivetrain into reality.

the ceramicspeed driven drivetrain has the potential to revolutionise the racing world. the innovative concept from the danish brand gets rid of the front mech, the rear derailleur and the chain. read on to find out what this is all about and what a 1% drivetrain is. update: after presenting their chainless ceramicspeed drive drivetrain […]

driven spun off into separate brand to develop ridable product.

ceramicspeed has raised the bar once again when it comes to drivetrain efficiency. this time with a revolutionary drivetrain concept that eliminates the need for both front and rear derailleurs as well as the chain.

just over one year ago we unveiled our revolutionary bicycle drivetrain concept—driven—a development project that originated from a desire to pursue a 99% efficient drivetrain. widely considered a monumental task, our ceramicspeed r&d team have achieved a major engineering breakthrough in shiftabilty after only 14 months since unveiling the origin

the 13-speed bike is driven by a carbon-fibre arm running on ceramic ball bearings.

minimalism is the future not only is there no chain on this bicycle but, in addition, there is no bike shifter or pulley. ceramic speed developed the new driven system that uses 21 ceramic bearings allowing the bicycle to reach 99% efficiency. energy is transferred directly to the rear wheel with every step in the pedals. you will go faster while

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remember that wild ceramicspeed driven drivetrain concept from eurobike over the past few years? the one with a driveshaft rather than a chain? and a toothed platter rather than a cassette? now you can invest in it and help it go from research project to reality. here’s the short of it: minimum single investment is

ceramicspeed chainless bike the future of cycling just have been reveal at eurobike. an annual cycling trade off show that is taking place in germany

this week, specialized has announced its new venge pro model. based on the s-works venge, the venge pro has the same frameset, but lowers the component spec a bit, bringing the price down from £9500 to a bargain-basement £6250, while still being di2 and disc brake only.

at the 2018 eurobike expo, where all the new cycling gadgetry get unveiled, ceramicspeed introduced a chainless bike design—a drivetrain concept that has been used in motorcycles, but never pedal-powered […]

no chains. no derailleurs. this shaft-drive system by ceramicspeed has the bike industry buzzing.

as early as 2018, danish manufacturer ceramicspeed presented a revolutionary driven drivetrain, which renounces a chain, a front-derailleur and a rear-derailleur. one year later, at eurobike 2019, the danes are introducing a mtb-specific version of their futuristic concept, specifically developed for full-suspension mountain bikes. please all welc

ceramicspeed introduces a chainless bike drivetrain: future cycle.

at the eurobike trade show in germany ceramicspeed has taken the wraps off an all new drivetrain that could change the future of cycling. dubbed the "driveen," this new gearset does away with the traditional chain used on bikes for decades in favor of a system that uses ceramic bearing to reduce friction and resistance instead.

clean slate design boasts better-than-99-percent efficiency.

experience a new way of riding with the ceramicspeed driven chainless bike drivetrain. this innovative drivetrain concept aims to eliminate the need for experience a new way of riding with the ceramicspeed driven chainless bike drivetrain, utilizing 21 ceramicspeed bearings.

ceramicspeed made a huge splash at last year’s eurobike show with the debut of its truly radical driven ultra-low-friction shaft drive concept. it really was little more than a concept back then, too, and more than a few critics dismissed it as a flash in the pan that would never see the light of day. […]

the shifting shaft-drive concept has now split off as a standalone entity and is seeking seed funding.

danish startup ceramicspeed has launched driven, the first chainless bicycle: it uses a transmission system with very low friction bearings.

anyone can now own shares in newly-formed driven technologies inc

the revolutionary drivetrain concept aims to set a new standard in efficiency by eliminating the need for derailleurs and chains.

the ceramicspeed driven drivetrain has the potential to revolutionise the racing world. the innovative concept from the danish brand gets rid of the front mech, the rear derailleur and the chain. read on to find out what this is all about and what a 1% drivetrain is. update: after presenting their chainless ceramicspeed drive drivetrain […]

ceramicspeed needs help turning its drivetrain into reality.

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driven spun off into separate brand to develop ridable product.

you can now be a part-owner of driven, the drive shaft system that is claimed to be near 99% efficient, for ~£720

the goal behind the driven range was to create a bike with a 99 per cent efficiency drivetrain but after launching the first version of driven at the eurobike show in 2018, it became clear that the bikes could be ridden but not shift gears. shortly after, a battle of engineering ensued where they had to create a rideable bike that could also shift

at the eurobike trade show in germany ceramicspeed has taken the wraps off an all new drivetrain that could change the future of cycling. dubbed the "driveen," this new gearset does away with the traditional chain used on bikes for decades in favor of a system that uses ceramic bearing to reduce friction and resistance instead.

the idea of a chainless bike isn’t strictly new, but it’s yet to be truly done in a way that really works. until now. this new chainless bike drivetrain from ceramicspeed does away with chains, derailleur and even any kind of electronic shifter, as you might find on newer chainless bikes.

home

unchain yourself.

at the 2018 eurobike expo, where all the new cycling gadgetry get unveiled, ceramicspeed introduced a chainless bike design—a drivetrain concept that has been used in motorcycles, but never pedal-powered […]

the danish company ceramicspeed in collaboration with the mechanical engineering department at the university of colorado, has updated the simple bicycle

the revolutionary drivetrain concept aims to set a new standard in efficiency by eliminating the need for derailleurs and chains.

driven drivetrain by ceramicspeed is the most efficient on the market and does not require a derailleur but is it any good?

ceramicspeed have continued with their pursuit to 'innovate and disrupt the bicycle drivetrain industry' through showcasing an updated version of their 'driven' chainless drive system.

jul 16, 2018 - the revolutionary drivetrain concept aims to set a new standard in efficiency by eliminating the need for derailleurs and chains.

ceramicspeed announced that driven is now not only rideable but can also shift gears.

clean slate design boasts better-than-99-percent efficiency.

danish startup ceramicspeed has launched driven, the first chainless bicycle: it uses a transmission system with very low friction bearings.

boulder, colo. (brain) — ceramicspeed, known for its low-friction derailleur pulleys and chains, is hoping to raise $1 million in private investment to develop its chainless, low-friction drivetrain, called driven. ceramicspeed has formed a new spinoff called driven technologies inc. to develop the system.

when will the ceramicspeed driven driveshaft bicycle drivetrain come to market? we interview them to see how production is coming along...

the shifting shaft-drive concept has now split off as a standalone entity and is seeking seed funding.

ceramicspeed needs help turning its drivetrain into reality.

the ceramicspeed driven drivetrain has the potential to revolutionise the racing world. the innovative concept from the danish brand gets rid of the front mech, the rear derailleur and the chain. read on to find out what this is all about and what a 1% drivetrain is. update: after presenting their chainless ceramicspeed drive drivetrain […]

driven spun off into separate brand to develop ridable product.

ceramicspeed has raised the bar once again when it comes to drivetrain efficiency. this time with a revolutionary drivetrain concept that eliminates the need for both front and rear derailleurs as well as the chain.

just over one year ago we unveiled our revolutionary bicycle drivetrain concept—driven—a development project that originated from a desire to pursue a 99% efficient drivetrain. widely considered a monumental task, our ceramicspeed r&d team have achieved a major engineering breakthrough in shiftabilty after only 14 months since unveiling the origin