FUSION//AERO ROAD DISC FRAMESET

The ‘Fusion’ represents an evolution of Reilly’s road series, combines classic Reilly race geometry, top grade hydroformed titanium tubes and advanced engineering to create a light, aerodynamic titanium frame to rival carbon equivalents. 

In a nod to tradition, Reilly’s innovative use of investment casting makes the Fusion a distinctive titanium offering in a market of ubiquitous carbon frames. The nature of investment casting allowed Reilly to mimic the aero shapes usually associated with a carbon mould or 3D printing.  The seamless welding of the investment cast parts to 3AL-2.5V tubing highlights the hand-crafted detail associated with all Reilly frames. 

Fully integrated cable routing gives the bike a sleek and minimal cockpit, while the stunning ‘kamm tail’ tube profile brings additional aero benefit. 

 Stand-out key features:

• Titanium aero road disc frame (Weight 1.79kg Medium)
• Investment cast 6AL-4V titanium head tube, seat cluster, bottom bracket shell and dropouts
• 3AL-2.5V tubing 
• Carbon race fork with internal front brake hose routing
• Compatible with FSA ACR system, Deda Alanera or similar one piece carbon bar and stem
• Aero ‘Kamm tail’ tubing, plus D-shaped seatpost 
• Hollow rear dropouts - one of the many features engineered to reduce weight
• Custom mirror or anodised finish available on request
  
• Lifetime warranty for first owner

Order now for July 2022 delivery.

Neil FitzGerald, Reilly Co-founder, says of the launch: “Reilly’s Fusion is spearheading the titanium road revolution. It symbolises an exciting time for us, marking a new chapter as we build on our framebuilding heritage, while continuing to innovate to offer all customers their dream ride and put the individual back into the bike.”

“We have raised the bar again for road adventurers to create a truly cutting edge bicycle frame to enjoy the great outdoors, whether that’s planning an ultra endurance road trip or sleekly navigating the daily commute.”

Fusion Reviews 

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