Developed as a natural extension of the Pegoretti design language, the new disc options for the Round and Responsorium maintain the clean lines and compelling ride characteristics for which Pegoretti is known while introducing new dropouts and a disc-specific version of the Falz fork.
In the past few years we’ve been asked pretty regularly about making a disc brake model. But adding a disc option isn’t something we wanted to rush. First, we had to wait for the braking systems to mature to a point where they could meet our design standards. And then we had to think about how we might create a disc frame that still looked, felt and rode like a Pegoretti, and utilise the technology to best effect.
Built with the flat-mount standard, the disc brake Responsorium and Round frames feature newly-designed dropouts, a redesigned rear triangle, a mandatory English-standard bottom bracket to provide space to house the rear brake cable and a new version of the Falz fork featuring the same gently curving design as its rim-brake cousin. Both disc options accept tires up to 28mm in width.
