Road bikes with Shimano Ultegra
Whether relaxed or demanding tours - beginners and ambitious riders alike benefit from the excellent shifting performance of the Shimano Ultegra shifting system. With durable and smooth shifting, you can master every asphalt adventure. Ultegra components shift reliably - kilometre after kilometre.
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5,499 AU$or from 917 AU$/Mo.
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- Colour: Crystal White
- Colour: Midnight Blaze
- Colour: Burnt Sugar
Shimano Ultegra Di210,649 AU$or from 1,775 AU$/Mo. -
9,049 AU$or from 1,509 AU$/Mo.
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9,849 AU$or from 1,642 AU$/Mo.
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9,849 AU$or from 1,642 AU$/Mo.
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