Factor Bikes has launched the MONZA, a new road bike that is ‘designed to offer elite-level performance with everyday usability.’
Named after the Italian motor racing circuit, the MONZA draws on the design of the OSTRO VAM – Factor’s flagship model used in WorldTour competition by the Israel–Premier Tech team.
The new bike retains an aero-optimised frame and high stiffness-to-weight ratio, while refining materials and design features to reduce cost and complexity.
The MONZA features a simplified aero front end, integrated storage, and a round steerer for easier cable routing. It has 34mm tyre clearance and geometry matching Factor’s race bikes.
Priced from US$6,999, the new bike is available in seven sizes and three colours, and comes equipped with Black Inc wheels and either SRAM FORCE + Power Meter or Shimano Ultegra groupsets.
Rob Gitelis, Founder of Factor Bikes and Black Inc, said “Racing is our DNA at Factor, and we remain committed to delivering the very highest-performance products to cyclists.
“With the introduction of the MONZA, we’re expanding our lineup to give more racers the opportunity to experience Factor’s elite-level engineering, craftsmanship, and racing pedigree. It’s the perfect entry point into the Factor family of high-performance cycling.
“MONZA is not a compromise; it is Factor’s vision of performance, redefined for the modern racer, tuned for efficiency, speed, and usability, without losing what makes a Factor bike special.”
