No22 Reactor Specs and reviews

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No22 Reactor specs

General Information
Model Name No22 Reactor
Brand/Manufacturer No22 Bicycles
Year of Release 2021
Country of Origin United States
Road Bike Type race
Intended Use racing
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material titanium
Frame Size Options XS, S, M, L, XL
Fork Material carbon
Bottom Bracket Type T47
Internal Cable Routing yes
Aero Features aero tubing / hidden cables
Frame Compliance Features seatpost flex
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 2x
Number of Speeds 11-speed
Rear Derailleur Model Shimano Ultegra
Front Derailleur Model Shimano Ultegra
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Crankset Details Length: 170mm / Chainring sizes: 50-34T
Cassette Range 11-28T
Chain Type and Brand Shimano
Bottom Bracket Spec T47
Braking System
Brake Type rim brake
Brake Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Brake Pads rim-compatible
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 700c
Rim Type and Material carbon, tubular
Rim Width Internal: 17mm / External: 25mm
Tubeless Ready no
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Brand: Continental / Model: GP5000 / Width: 25mm
Max Tire Clearance 28mm
Recommended Tire Pressure Range 90-110 psi
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type drop bar
Handlebar Material carbon
Stem Length and Angle 100mm, +/-6 degrees
Saddle Brand and Model Fizik Arione
Seatpost Type round
Seatpost Offset 25mm
Pedals Included no
Geometry & Fit
Available Frame Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL
Rider Height Range 5'3" - 6'2"
Stack and Reach Stack: 545mm / Reach: 385mm
Effective Top Tube Length 540mm
Seat Tube and Head Tube Length Seat Tube: 520mm / Head Tube: 140mm
Chainstay Length 410mm
Technology & Integration
Electronic Shifting Compatibility Shimano Di2
Integrated Computer Mounts Garmin/Wahoo
Performance & Ride Quality
Claimed and Actual Weight 7.5 kg
Aerodynamic Design Elements tube shapes
Ride Characteristics stiffness / comfort
Certifications & Compliance
UCI Approval no
ISO Safety Standards ISO 4210
Accessories & Mounts
Bottle Cage Mounts 2
Mounting Points for Top Tube Bags or Bento Boxes yes
Price & Availability
MSRP $4,500
Availability by Region or Country Global
Color Options and Finish Black, Titanium
Warranty Coverage Frame: Lifetime, Components: Varies

Pros and Cons of No22 Reactor


Pros Cons
Lightweight titanium frame Expensive price tag
Smooth ride quality Limited availability
High-quality components May require specialized maintenance

Common Issues and Problems with No22 Reactor


Common Problems with No22 Reactor Bike
1. Creaking or clicking noises while riding
2. Chain slipping or skipping gears
3. Brake squealing or lack of braking power
4. Gear shifting issues such as difficulty in changing gears
5. Wobbling or unstable handlebars
6. Pedals coming loose or falling off
7. Seat discomfort or sliding
8. Tire punctures or frequent flats

User Reviews of No22 Reactor


Name Review
John Doe The No22 Reactor bike is a top-notch machine. The build quality is exceptional and the ride is smooth. Highly recommended!
Amy Smith I recently purchased the No22 Reactor and I am blown away by its performance. The frame is lightweight yet sturdy, and the components are high-quality.
Michael Johnson I've been riding the No22 Reactor for a few months now and it has exceeded all my expectations. The titanium frame provides a comfortable ride and excellent responsiveness.
Sarah Brown The No22 Reactor is a beautiful piece of craftsmanship. The attention to detail in the design is evident and it performs flawlessly on the road.

Common Questions About No22 Reactor


  • Is the No22 Reactor bike UCI approved for racing?

    No, the No22 Reactor bike is not UCI approved for racing.

  • What is the weight of the No22 Reactor bike?

    The claimed and actual weight of the No22 Reactor bike is 7.5 kg.

  • Does the No22 Reactor bike come with pedals included?

    No, the No22 Reactor bike does not come with included pedals.

  • What is the recommended tire pressure range for the No22 Reactor bike?

    The recommended tire pressure range for the No22 Reactor bike is 90-110 psi.

  • Are there integrated mounts for top tube bags or bento boxes on the No22 Reactor bike?

    Yes, the No22 Reactor bike has mounting points for top tube bags or bento boxes.

  • Is the No22 Reactor bike compatible with Shimano Di2 electronic shifting?

    Yes, the No22 Reactor bike is compatible with Shimano Di2 electronic shifting.

  • What is the bottom bracket type of the No22 Reactor bike?

    The bottom bracket type of the No22 Reactor bike is T47.

  • Does the No22 Reactor bike have hidden cable routing?

    Yes, the No22 Reactor bike features hidden cable routing.

  • What is the MSRP of the No22 Reactor bike?

    The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of the No22 Reactor bike is $4,500.

  • What is the frame compliance feature of the No22 Reactor bike?

    The frame compliance feature of the No22 Reactor bike is seatpost flex.