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HUP azure Track Frameset

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HUP azure Track FramesetThe new HUP azure is the lightest child specific track frameset on the market, using unique XXS geometry to fit smaller riders correctly (making it perfect for beginners and first time track riders) based on full sized 700c wheels. Lightweight, low standover, low stack and very fast, its ready for the Ghent Velodrome! With a lightweight triple butted 7005 frame and carbon fork (when built with HUP cranks) for the first time younger riders benefit from

The new HUP azure is the lightest child-specific track frameset on the market, using unique XXS geometry to fit smaller riders correctly (making it perfect for beginners and first time track riders) based on full-sized 700c wheels. Lightweight, low-standover, low stack and very fast, its ready for the Ghent Velodrome!

With a lightweight triple-butted 7005 frame and carbon fork (when built with HUP cranks) for the first time younger riders benefit from correct length/q-factor crank arms to match the high cadence required in a lightening fast velodrome race. At last, a track bike frame that fits children properly.

HUP azure track frames start with the tiny 37cm for riders as small as 125cm tall. Performance benefits of younger riders on 700c wheels are well proven and the practical benefits of component sharing with their parents and siblings is a game-changer. No more odd sized 650c wheels!

HUP framesets have been specifically developed for children's long leg/short torso physiology with short top-tubes (just 48cm long for the 37cm) and when built with HUP components, achieve unrivalled fit. Framesets are so lightweight, depending on build spec, UCI minimum weight bike builds are realistic. 

Included with this frameset: frame, fork, headset.
Self-build bundles or components available separately. HUP framesets are handmade/painted in Taiwan.

(Note: remaining framesets have small paint scratch on fork from shipping, which does not affect use)

Frame Material: Aluminium Alloy 7005 (triple-butted)
Fork Material: Carbon fibre with alloy steerer, 1 1/8" tapered steerer
Frame Weight*: 37cm: 1285g | 44cm: 1315g | 48cm: 1380g | 50cm: 1.45kg | 52cm: 1.49kg
Fork Weight*: 530g
Colour: Belgian Blue with black carbon finish fork
Headset: Lightweight FSA No.42 ACB sealed bearing
Brake Type: n/a
Seatpost Diameter: 27.2mm
Bottom Bracket: 68mm English
Front Axle OLD: 100mm
Rear Axle OLD: 120mm
Tyre Clearance: 25c
Maximum Gearing: 50T
Max Weight: 100kg (our standard installation, warranty and ASTM category 1 applies)

Age Range: 6-years old and up.
Recommended Min Inside Leg (bare-foot): 60cm (37cm) | 64cm (44cm) | 68cm (48cm)
We measure our bikes from the floor up to the top-tube, in-front of the saddle, then minus 2cm for shoes (smaller is possible with experienced racers). For full sizing guidance/geometry CLICK HERE

37cm: Seat Tube 37cm | VTT 49.5cm | Reach 37.7cm | Stack 47.2cm | HT 90mm | HT Angle 71 degrees
44cm: Seat Tube 44cm | VTT 50.5cm | Reach 38.5cm | Stack 48cm | HT 100mm | HT Angle 71 degrees
48cm: Seat Tube 48cm | VTT 51.8cm | Reach 39.5cm | Stack 49cm | HT 105mm | HT Angle 72 degrees
50cm: Seat Tube 50cm | VTT 53.1cm | Reach 39.8cm | Stack 50.5cm | HT 110mm | HT Angle 73 degrees
52cm: Seat Tube 52cm | VTT 54.4cm | Reach 40.5cm | Stack 52cm | HT 120mm | HT Angle 75 degrees

*Unlike many brands, we quote weights (subject to manufacturing tolerances) and you should always compare full frameset weights for a real world comparison as most brands play a game: quote light frames, but supply heavy alloy steerer forks, thru-axles & headsets! HUP doesn't play games, but we do build light bikes.

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We have riders from 3ft 10" to 6ft+ on our HUP bikes (including Mums and Dads too with 37cm to 58cm frame sizes). From the brutal Cyclocross Nationals to Summer road races, junior Triathlon, Winter and Summer Track Omniums or MTB XC, they've done it all. Here is a small selection below...

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