ATLAS 8.9
ATLAS 8.9 Features
Carbon frame
Electronic Sram Rival eTAP AXS XPLR 1x12 shifting
DT Swiss GR1600 wheels
Pushes boundaries
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Comfortable and agile on any terrain
This light carbon bike is designed for your fast gravel escapes. Due to the combination of long reach and short stem, the ATLAS 8.9 is a rather long bike resulting in a really smooth ride. The front end provides confidence while going downhill. Super short chainstays make the gravel bike playful and agile, which will please all riders who like to tackle each other no matter the surface. To make sure that you can handle this fast bike perfectly, you can adjust the handlebar position according to your needs. The stem is available in six different lengths from 70 to 120 mm and the handlebar height can be changed with special two-piece spacers.
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Various options to mount equipment
The ATLAS 8.9 frame offers many options to carry bags comfortably. You can easily attach a bar, saddle, or frame bag. The bike comes with our top tube bag in which you can store essential tools or snacks to eat while pedalling. For bottle cages, the carbon frame provides three more mounting possibilities. One bottle cage can be screwed at the seat tube and two more at the down tube – one above and one below. On top, the three screws on the fork’s left and right side offer two additional mounting points. Here you can install racks for further luggage or bottle cages. With a maximum system weight (bike, rider, and equipment) of 120 kg, this light carbon gravel bike allows you to take lots of stuff with you.
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Made for fast gravel escapes
Thanks to fast-rolling and tubeless-ready 45 mm WTB Riddler tyres and Sram Rival ETAP AXS XPLR wireless electronic shifting with gravel specific gear ratio, the ATLAS 8.9 is built to accompany your bikepacking adventures. The wide carbon handlebar with flare and a carbon seat post provide full control and comfort. The C.I.S. (Cockpit Integration Solution) technology ensures a clean look without any cables in the way when attaching a bar bag. Whether in bad weather conditions or on demanding surfaces, when suffering during steep climbs or going the really long distances – the ATLAS 8.9 fully supports your ride, even to the end of the world.
| XS | M | L | XL | ||
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| Size in mm | 510 | 570 | 480 | 540 | |
| Handlebar width | 420 | 440 | 440 | 440 | |
| Stem length | 90 | 90 | 90 | 100 | |
| Crank length | 170 | 172.5 | 172.5 | 175 | |
| Seatpost length | 350 | 350 | 350 | 350 | |
| A | Seat tube length | 485 | 545 | 445 | 515 |
| B | Top tube length | 549 | 591 | 532 | 567 |
| C | Head angle (°) | 70.5 | 70.5 | 70.5 | 70.5 |
| D | Seat angle (°) | 73.5 | 73.5 | 74 | 73.5 |
| E | Chainstay length | 425 | 425 | 425 | 425 |
| F | Bottom bracket drop | 75 | 75 | 75 | 75 |
| G | Head tube length | 120 | 150 | 115 | 130 |
| H | Fork length | 425 | 425 | 425 | 425 |
| I | Fork offset | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| J | Wheelbase | 1028 | 1068 | 1016 | 1046 |
| K | Stack | 574 | 611 | 569 | 583 |
| L | Reach | 380 | 410 | 370 | 395 |
| M | Standover height | 490 | 550 | 450 | 520 |
Technical support for the atlas
Dimensions/ Standards
I need more details on dimensions (bottom bracket, headset, etc.).
8. series (carbon): Bottom bracket 86,5 mm Press Fit;
Both use the same headset with integrated cable routing: IS52/1 1/8" a the top and IS52/1.5" at the bottom;
For more, see the exploded drawings: ATLAS 8. series MY23
ATLAS 6. series MY23
What is the maximum rotor dimension?
Which shifting groupsets do fit? With what dimensions?
What is the maximum tyre width?
8. series (carbon) frame maximum: For 700c wheels, it is 45 mm.
If you use 650B wheels, it is 2.1" (53 mm).
Which wheelsize should I take?
What is the maximum seat post length?
You also have to keep the maximum seat post insertion of your ATLAS in mind. These are the maximum seat post insertion lengths for the different frames and sizes:
Maximum seat post insertion for 8. series (carbon): XS: 200 mm, S: 200 mm, M: 230 mm, L: 260 mm, XL: 300 mm.
Maximum seat post insertion for 6. series (aluminium): XS: 220 mm, S: 250 mm, M: 285 mm, L: 315 mm, XL: 340 mm.
What is the maximum system weight?
Parts
Can I add an internal dropper post?
Can I add fenders, a kickstand or a rack?
For the 6. series (aluminium), we offer plenty of options: We have a fender set (accessory Art.Nr. 311030700) and rack (accessory Art.Nr. 313029700) combination. Here is how to install it: Carrier + Fender Assembly
You have to be aware that you can use these fenders only in combination with the rack. You also have to use smaller tyres (maximum 40 mm/700x40c) to fit all our fender sets. To mount a kickstand (18 mm distance between holes), we provide an adapter (accessory Art.Nr. 212000000) that can be attached below the dropout. We also offer already fully equipped 6. series bikes (EQP) in our portfolio.
All these options don't apply for the 8. series (carbon). There is no option for a regular stand or rack. But you can use our Adventure Rack (accessory Art.Nr. 313029000) and fender set (accessory Art.Nr. 311038100).
You can order all parts via your local dealer.
Can I change between 1by and 2by?
What cranks are compatible?
Can I use electronic and mechanical shifting?
How many water bottle cages fit?
How does the computer mount work?
You can order the computer mount via your dealer (accessory Art.Nr. 998057400) and he will help you install it. To additionally attach an action cam or light, you have to order the GoPro mount (accessory Art. Nr. 998027400).
How do I change the stem / stem length?
I want to ride with less spacers. How do I do that?
Can I change to a standard 1 1/8" stem?
For (more) spacers this is the fitting set: Acros spacer-set, fiber, od34
Please be aware that you have to dismount your brake lines and shifter cables to do convert to a regular stem. When changing the headset cover, grease the bearings to extend the lifetime of your headset. If you want to upgrade the bearings, here is a stainless steel option: is52/is52 bearing kit ICR:Acros is52/is52 bearing kit - integrated cable routing
The whole process is similar to the one described in the following video. The only difference: You can skip the part with the cables going through the stem as yours running underneath the stem: FOCUS C.I.S. cockpit change
I saw a computer mount directly attached to the stem of the ATLAS 8. series. How can I get it?
I have an ATLAS 6. series but want that nice-looking stem of the 8. series. Is that possible?
C.I.S Road Stem Manual
C.I.S. Stem Exloded Drawing
Can I add an aditional front rack?
Equipment
Which bikepacking bags fit?
Can I use the bike on a smart trainer?
Can I attach a bike trailer?
How much weight can I carry on the fork?
I saw a fancy transportation option for the seat stays on a picture or at someone's ATLAS. What is that?
What is the Adventure Rack?
How do I mount the Adventure Rack?
How do I fix my bags on the Adventure Rack?
How much kg can the Adventure Rack carry?
Is the top tube bag included?
What is the Thread Insert on top of the fork for? Can I attach a front rack to it?
Special
What do I do when I have material damage on my bike?