Van Rysel RCR Pro
In stock at 3 shops in New York City and San Francisco and Miami
Prices and stock checked Oct 22.
Where to buy
3 shopsAbout this bike
This bike is built for racers who demand the ideal balance of aerodynamics, weight, and stiffness. RCR stands for "racer"—because that's who it’s made for.
This is our most advanced bike yet. Designed and tested by aerodynamics experts, it strikes the perfect balance between pure performance and ride enjoyment.
The RCR Range
The RCR lineup is built for cyclists who refuse to compromise. Every tube’s cross-section is engineered for optimal efficiency in key wind angles (-15° to +15°).
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This "lightweight aero" bike strikes the perfect balance of weight, stiffness, and aerodynamics—delivering an exceptional ride. If you're looking for a race-winning machine, the RCR is it.
- RCR vs. RCR Pro
- What Sets Them Apart?
The Van Rysel RCR and RCR Pro share the same aggressive race geometry, but the difference comes down to carbon technology. The RCR uses high-modulus carbon for a stiff, efficient ride that delivers speed and responsiveness. The RCR Pro takes it further with super high-modulus carbon, reinforcing key stress points while shedding weight for an even more explosive feel. Designed for elite-level racing, the RCR Pro frame is the same one used by Decathlon AG2R’s WorldTour riders.
A Closer Look at the Frame
The RCR frame weight (size M, painted): 1.83 lbs (830 g)
RCR Pro frame weight (size M, painted): 1.74 lbs (790 g)
RCR fork weight (size M, painted): 0.84 lbs (380 g)
- Tire clearance
- Up to 33 mm
Color variations may cause slight weight differences (+/- 0.11 lbs | 50 g)
Never clamp a carbon frame (top tube, seat tube, down tube) in a work stand or bike rack—carbon is rigid but vulnerable to compression.
Several Finishes to Choose From
Depending on the groupset and wheel configuration, we offer different finishes so you can ride a model that reflects your style. The RCR and Pro frames feature a raw carbon finish with a matte varnish, leaving the carbon fibers exposed rather than covering them with paint. Every frame is unique, as each of the 450 individual pieces is…
