This makes the bike ideal for windy riding conditions - and for the many riders and enthusiasts who enjoy the hilly and winding European roads all through the year.

In order to reduce the wind sensitivity we specifically opted for 50 mm deep section wheels and the frame tube profiles are slightly less aggressive ‘flat’ aero.

The frame is constructed from top-quality carbon fibre from Japanese manufacturer Toray. It comes loaded with nice features, internal cable routing and is available in three beautiful colours.

By changing the number of spacers under the stem you can change the riding position from touring to recreational style to pure elite racing. This frame can do it all – and in all terrains. The Pronghorn DNA is the match between the ultimate, purebred top-quality frame, the latest and lightest components and, of course, the perfect wheelset. This is what this bike is all about.

Do you offer frames of different carbon qualities?
No. We only use the finest carbon fibre quality within each model range. In other words, we do not use cheaper frame materials on our entry-level bikes. We use carbon fibre from Japanese manufacturer Toray (T-700 and T-800) in a specific compound or mix that gives us the properties we aim for.

What about the geometry?
Both models feature relatively aggressive geometries which gives the rider a pleasant and unique, purebred riding experience. Normally, we advice the more comfort-oriented riders to install more spacers under the stem. We find that most riders are able to dial in an optimal riding position on the various road models using only a few number of spacers.

Which components do you offer on your road bikes?
Groupsets from Shimano and SRAM, wheels from DTSWISS as well as our own label, Carbon Racing. Carbon Racing also produces our integrated aero bars and seat posts.

Which chainring sizes come with the bikes?
Our Aero Road comes with the so-called semi-compact setup. The Road model comes with a more climbing-friendly compact configuration. The specific number of teeth on the chainrings vary between SRAM and Shimano.

Do the bikes come with integrated cable routing?
Yes. All cable are integrated. For the Aero Disc an addition option of 100% hidden cables under the handlebar is available. This is not available on the Carbon Disc models.

Is it possible to install a power meter bottom bracket?
Yes. It is possible to purchase a bottom bracket power meter via our customer service. You only pay the additional cost.

Do you offer aluminium road bikes?
No. We do not manufacture aluminium road bikes. We find that the riding characteristics are not ideal due to the lack of shock absorption capabilities of this material.   

Do you offer any rim brake models?
No. We discontinued rim brake bikes in 2019 due to a very limited customer interest in rim brake models.

Are Pronghorn bikes Danish?
Our bikes are designed and developed in Denmark. In close cooperation with our manufacturers in the Far East. We assemble all bikes in Denmark.

Which colors are available?
By default, the bikes are available in black, red and silver. However, we offer custom colours through our custom colour program.

Is it possible to make changes to the component configurations?
Yes. Contact us if you want to modify the component setup or the wheelset configuration.
As for the models with carbon wheels it is possible to choose 38 mm instead of 50 mm if you want to reduce the wind sensitivity of the bike.

Will I be able to make changes to the handlebar and stem setup?
Yes. You can specify the dimensions of the stem and the handlebars. We assemble the bikes according to your specifications.

How do I modify the bike specifications?
Contact our customer service if you want to make changes to the bike setup. Or you can make a note of this in the comment box at our webshop checkout.

Ideally, an aero racing bike is equipped with aerodynamic deep section wheels with the ability to cut through the air and increase both the bike’s acceleration capabilities and the top speed.

The rider represents the largest part of the overall drag and for this reason many riders choose to go all the way and opt for an aero helmet. You must also keep in mind that even the most aerodynamic bike loses some of its aerodynamic properties if the rider sits in an upright position on the bike – either due to comfort considerations or if the terrain features many steep climbs.

Why go for aero?
You should go for an aero bike if you want to ride fast on longer distances. Alternatively, you can select a more classic road bike more suited for climbs.

Generally, aero bikes have often been considered to be both very stiff and sensitive to wind because of the wider tube profiles of the frame and the fact that they often come with deep section wheels at over 50 mm. In our experience, this type of bike is well-suited for use in windy riding conditions if you stick to 38 mm or 50 mm wheels.

Pronghorn's new aero bike is designed to be a little less extreme in its aerodynamic profile and stiffness. For this reason many riders would be able to use our Carbon Aero Disc as a versatile, all-purpose road bike. It also works well for bike racing in combination with a more classic and climbing-oriented bike.

Aero bikes should not be confused with time trial bikes. Time trial bikes are designed for one single purpose and are only meant to be ridden for shorter periods of time.

Give us a call (0045 23951000) or come visit one of our stores or showrooms if you have any questions about aero road bikes.