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    Fresh Wheels: Neil Pryde Nazare and Bura

    Jason MitchellBy Jason MitchellJuly 24, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read

    Long a staple in sailing, Neil Pryde has also been making high-performance road bikes for many years — but their presence hasn’t been super strong in the States. In an effort to begin to change that, we were introduced to their latest Nazare and Bura SL road bikes at Bike PressCamp. With over 40 years of experience working with composite materials, their bike offering is backed by a serious understanding of how to work with the wind and how to use the right materials to maximize performance.

    Nazare and Nazare SL Aero Road

    Now in it’s 3rd-generation, the Nazare is a sexy and swift aero road bike that’s great for all-round road and triathlon duties. With an integrated cockpit and truncated aero profiles, the racing red Nazare on display was downright beautiful. The frame is capable of accepting 28mm tires and also features a reversible aero seatpost for 0 or 20mm setback. It also features direct-mount brakes and the rear brake has returned to the seatstays after a brief stint under the chainstays.

    Neil Pryde Nazare Ultegra
    The Nazare Ultegra kit shown is not quite production spec, but looks amazing.
    Neil Pryde Nazare Ultegra
    Aero shapes and beautiful lines highlight the Nazare.
    Neil Pryde Aeroblade Cockpit
    The Aeroblade integrated bar/stem is a thing of beauty.

    The Nazare SL frame comes in at 940 grams, which is quite respectable for an aero road bike. It also features Di2 compatibility and is available in four models: Nazare 105 ($2100), Nazare Ultegra ($2800), Nazare SL Ultegra ($3600) and Nazare SL Dura-Ace ($6200).

    Bura and Bura SL All-rounder

    The 2nd-generation Bura SL is their lightweight climbing bike and the frame comes in at 750 grams — quite light. Based on feedback from the previous design, the bike now features improved compliance at both ends with an entirely-new fork with added comfort in mind. Adding to that comfort is the internal seatpost binder, thus allowing the seatpost to flex just a smidgeon more.

    Neil Pryde Bura SL Dura-Ace
    The Bura SL is light and responsive with additional comfort to boot.
    Neil Pryde Bura SL Ultegra
    The matte black Bura SL Dura-Ace is as good as it gets.

    The standard-modulus Bura frame is no slouch, but adds 200 grams and comes in at more affordable price points. Just like the Nazare, the Bura comes in four models: Bura 105 ($2100), Bura Ultegra ($2800), Bura SL Ultegra ($3600) and Bura SL Dura-Ace ($5400).

    More Info: Visit NeilPrydeBikes.com

     

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    A native of the Pacific Northwest, Jason quickly developed a love for the outdoors and a thing for mountains. That infatuation continues as he founded this site in 1999 -- sharing his love of road biking, mountain biking, trail running and skiing. That passion is channeled into every article or gear review he writes. Utah's Wasatch Mountains are his playground.

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