The new KOBH® 60.1 frame was created in collaboration with the Sky Pro Cycling team to confront the northern Classics. This brand new project exploits all the extraordinary technologies introduced with the Dogma 60.1. The frame has asymmetric sections to support the different stresses that occour during the pedal strokes.

The most important differences between Kobh and Dogma 60.1 frame include the seat angle with an inclination of approximately one degree less, the reduced steering angle that varies from 0.5 degrees of difference on the smaller frames to 1.5 degrees on the larger frames. The seat stay is slimmer, a special curvature was used for the stays, and the classic Onda monostay has been abandoned. The spaces for the wheel passage have been broadened in order to mount tires of larger diameter in the event of diffificult terrains.

These geometries were applied in view of the particular characteristics of the Paris-Roubaix. Lengthened pitch means less vertical stiffness and greater absorption capacity on bumpy stretches, though without affecting the characteristics of lateral stiffness of the bike essential for responding to sprints and shifting on curves, especially on the paved stretches. KOBH is available in 8 sizes.