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All KHS Cyclocross Models
CX 550
Your adrenaline levels ramp up and your embrocation is kicking in nicely. As you clip in and fight for the hole shot on your KHS’s CX 550, the cowbells and cheers fade to the back of your mind. The T800 superlight carbon frame that converts all of your leg and lung output into forward momentum sustained by the unwavering T800 carbon CX fork that ignores frozen ruts so that you can knife the fastest line available. You thread every line at the threshold of traction, accelerating with meteoric speed out of corners because the feather-light, iron-strong American Classic Hurricanes wheels wrapped in hand-made Challenge Chicane open tubulars. SRAM's CX1 drivetrain ensures flawless shifting with efficient simplicity, while the Force hydraulic disc brakes scrub speed with unprecidented control. The crowd creeps back into your consciousness as you fly across the line, gasping for breathe and heading to the podium.
Get the gravel without the grind aboard KHS's Grit 220. The lightweight, responsive 7005-aluminum frame is piloted by a vibration-hushing carbon fork for a fun, comfortable ride. You'll revel in the seemingly effortlessly low rolling resistance and startlingly locked-in cornering that Kenda’s Happy Medium tires provide stretched around true-and-forget Weinmann XC-180 rims. Shimano’s Tiagra drivetrain offers a 2 x 10-speed gear range that extends your range so even quad-cramping grades with questionable surfaces keep the open sign lit for you. And, when you realize you have to get back down, you'll experience inner peace and outward control with the BBR5 disc brakes scrubbing speed on the fast (and possibly loose) descent. Step onto the Grit 220 and explore the unknown.
Pavement may comprise the firmament of your past, but your future blooms on the largely unimproved ribbons of chipseal, crushed gravel, and dirt roads that KHS's Grit 440 presents as options for adventure. Its full-carbon T700 frame efficiently transfers your effort into forward momentum while teaming up with the carbon fork to mellow the ever-present vibration of those rough backroads. The WTB STP i19 rims are expedition-ready and provide sturdy, traction-rich peace of mind with the WTB Cross Boss tires. And, you can spin with abandon knowing Shimano’s workhorse 105 drivetrain offers twenty-two extended-range gears and will reliably get you there and get you home again. You’ll also be glad you have the ingenious power of TRP’s hydraulic/mechanical disc brakes to control your breathtaking descents. When you’re ready to crack open the world, the Grit 440 is ready to take you there.
If you're looking to take on the cyclocross circuit, keep your fitness through the off season, or just explore the dirt roads on the county's edge, check out KHS's CX 300. Its light, stiff KHS double-butted aluminum frame delivers the goods in the mud and on the road. To excel everywhere, this crosser boasts a carbon fork and Shimano hydraulic discs for all-conditions control. Ready to mix it up in the slop, the CX 300 comes with Maxxis Mud Wrestler tires and the wide gear range of Shimano's 105 shifting to make rough gravel and steep hills a breeze.
Whether you're racing traffic to get to work or pushing the pace toward the finish line at your next race, KHS' CX 500 wants to get you there in a hurry. The 500's got you covered on those bumpy frozen ruts thanks to the full carbon frame and fork that soak up vibrations and amp up responsiveness on the climbs. Weinmann wheels spin through the muckiest course with ease, while Maxxis tires help you stick it to corners before heading into the final stretch toward the finish line. Step on the pedals and feel the 500 jump forward as the Shimano 105 drivetrain slips effortlessly into the right gear every time. When you build up all that speed, you need reliable modulation, so the 500 is adorned with Shimano hydraulic-disc brakes that shrug off muck and mud to keep you in control. And, FSA throws on a healthy smattering of its tough components to top off this race day warrior. The temps have dropped; time to rise to the top step of the podium.
KHS' CX 550 knows what you're thinking: it rained last night and the race course is probably a little frozen, and that means it's time to ride! The 550's got you covered on those bumpy frozen ruts thanks to the full carbon frame and fork that soak up vibrations and amp up responsiveness on the climbs. American Classic wheels spin through the muckiest course with ease, while Challenge Chicane Open Tubular tires help you stick it to corners before heading into the final stretch toward the finish line. Step on the pedals and feel the 550 jump forward as the SRAM Force CX1 drivetrain slips effortlessly into the right gear every time. When you build up all that speed, you need reliable modulation, so the 550 is adorned in SRAM Force CX1 hydraulic-disc brakes that shrug off muck and mud to keep you in control. And, FSA throws on a healthy smattering of its carbon components to top off this race day warrior. The temps have dropped; time to rise to the top step of the podium.
Stop looking at the scenery and start riding it with KHS's Grit 220. Mountain miles peel away comfortably with KHS's aluminum frame and carbon fork beneath you to soak up chatter while giving you the responsiveness you need when the dirt road points uphill. The 220's Weinmann wheels are tough enough for even the most rugged gravel terrain, and the Maxxis Raze tires ensure you can stick it in corners confidently. To get you going, Shimano lends its ever-reliable Tiagra drivetrain to the task, and Avid BB5 mechanical discs regulate your speed when you're descending that last hill before the campsite or the paved path home. Tough aluminum bars and a Q2 carbon seatpost are the cherries on top of this gritty sundae.
What does it take to keep spinning all day long on dirt roads? A little motivation and KHS's Grit 440. The miles peel away comfortably with KHS's full carbon frame and fork beneath you to soak up chatter while giving you the responsiveness you need when the dirt road points uphill. The 440's Weinmann wheels are tough enough for even the most rugged gravel terrain, and the Maxxis Raze tires ensure you can stick it in corners confidently. To get you going, Shimano lends its ever-reliable Tiagra drivetrain to the task, and Avid BB5 mechanical discs regulate your speed when you're descending that last hill before the campsite or the paved path home. Tough aluminum bars and a Q2 carbon seatpost are the cherries on top of this gritty sundae.
That brisk feeling outside means one thing: cross season has arrived, and KHS's CX 100 is ready for the chaos. The light, tough 6061 aluminum frame gives you plenty of stiffness for sprinting through the mud, while the carbon fork up front soaks up vibration and gives you plenty of tracking for those tight corners. You'll roll smoothly no matter how much muck and mud you power through thanks to Weinmann wheels wrapped in Maxxis Mud Wrestler tires, and the Shimano 105 drivetrain gives you reliable shifts, not to mention the right gear for all conditions, whether the course goes up, down, or around. This cross beast is just as suited to gravel roads, daily commutes, and even downtown traffic thanks to the comfortable saddle and handlebars, and the complete control offered by the disc brakes.
If you're looking to take on the cyclocross circuit, keep your fitness through the off season, or just explore the dirt roads on the county's edge, check out KHS's CX 300. Its light, stiff double-butted aluminum frame delivers the goods in the mud and on the road. To excel everywhere, this crosser boasts a carbon fork and SRAM hydraulic discs for all-conditions control. Ready to mix it up in the slop, the CX 300 comes with Maxxis Mud Wrestler tires and the wide gear range of SRAM's Rival shifting make rough gravel and steep hills a breeze.
KHS' CX 100 is ready to tame the neighborhood dirt paths, the local cross course and the streets on your commute to work. Its versatile chromoly frame and fork smooth the roughest roads all while providing the fun, snappy ride of steel. The 18-speed drivetrain with Shimano derailleurs and easy-to-use bar-end shifters makes easy work of hilly terrain and the Weinmann wheels with Kenda tires roll easily on every surface. And, the cross-style cantilever brakes and KHS saddle, bar and stem round out this sweet all-terrain ride.
