Urwahn Schmolke

The Sleek Performer

With the Urwahn Schmolke, this low-flying aircraft the venture is into new areas having brought the lightweight construction experts from Schmolke Carbon on board. Together they have once again exhausted the potential of 3D printing technology and adapted their steel frame once more. A comfortable geometry with brutal bottom bracket stiffness meets ultimate lightweight construction.

Schmolke played his cards right on the attachments of this gem. Both the handlebars and saddle unit are trimmed for extreme lightweight construction. The aerodynamic 45 mm high profile carbon clinchers, on the other hand, guarantee maximum directional stability and run towards infinity thanks to the high-quality hub mechanism from Tune. The Force eTap AXS shifting group 1×12 from SRAM is a contemporary wireless shifting system. Read more about Urwahn.

Urwahn Value Added

German Quality
The bike production is regionally oriented and Urwahn only works with selected industrial and cooperation partners who are committed to quality products and innovative manufacturing techniques.

Production On Par
The guiding principles form the basis for a sustainable and high-tech network of strong partners. Short communication and transport routes, state-of-the-art manufacturing processes such as 3D printing and trust in the opinions of partners lead to close cooperation at eye level.

Fair and Transparent
The focus on people is not only during development. Through the regional anchoring of the production process a profound transparency is created, characterized by a fair wage policy and appropriate working conditions towards all actors involved in development and production.

Sustainable Value Creation
With the company’s “FAIR FRAME” rating they want to sensitize people for fair manufactured and traded products. The steel frame proves to be a venerable pioneer. Produced as a whole in Germany, it is subject to a sustainable materials policy. The use of steel, the original material, promotes material recycling. Compared to carbon and aluminium, steel is much easier to process, repair and recycle. Accompanied by short production and logistics routes, CO2 emissions can also be drastically reduced to the benefit of the environment.