Wilier Verticale SLR Ultegra Di2 Road Bike

The Wilier Verticale SLR Ultegra Di2 is a new road bike, available in sizes S and M. The build combines a carbon structure with a Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8170 2X12S groupset: an option for those looking for a bike for road rides.

With the Verticale SLR, you take Wilier's lightest-ever design onto the road, according to the manufacturer.

• Toray carbon: The Verticale SLR frame and fork use Toray T800+T1100 M46JB monocoque carbon.
• Gearing combination: The Shimano Ultegra FC-R8100 50-34T crankset works with the CS-R8101-12 11-30T cassette.
• Brakes and rotors: The Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8170 brakes are paired with RT-MT800 160 / 140 rotors.
• Wheels and tyres: The Miche Kleos 36 Carbon wheels are fitted with Vittoria Corsa Pro 700X28c tyres.
• Handlebar and saddle: The integrated V Bar handlebar is made of carbon; the saddle is a Prologo Dimension T4.0.

Choose it if you are looking for a road bike with a build that also includes a Garmin/Wahoo mount and a rear light on the seatpost.

Manufacturer's details

Lightness must be controlled. Making a light frame is relatively simple, but making a light frame with outstanding performance and ride quality requires a strong heritage.

The Verticale SLR is a road bike that has reduced the weight of the Wilier 0 SLR, Wilier's previous climbing model, by almost 10% (9.73% for the kit comprising frame, fork, handlebar and seatpost).

1623 g for Verticale SLR, 1798 g for 0 SLR.

Less weight, greater responsiveness, better performance.
The Verticale SLR is now the finest showcase for Wilier, the new generation of Italy's finest bicycle builders.

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Founded in 1906 in Bassano del Grappa by Pietro Dal Molin, Wilier is now based in Rossano Veneto. It offers road, gravel, mountain and electric bikes to support cyclists’ passion for riding. Its history is intertwined with the Giro d’Italia, won in 1948 by Fiorenzo Magni with the Wilier Triestina team.