Name: Argon 18 E-119 Tri Disc Sram Force eTap AXS Reynolds AR 60 - Kailua Moon
SKU: 208574

EVERY SECOND. EVERY WATT. EVERY ADVANTAGE.

The E-119 Tri gains discs – but that’s just the beginning. In an industry first, we’ve integrated the brake calipers into the frame, for an aero advantage. Integration throughout the design also means a hidden toolkit in the BB, an integrated bento box and a fully re-designed cockpit. That this bike is aero goes without saying – but our focus was on full-system aero integration: bike and rider, plus all carry-ons. The new E-119 Tri Disc offers up to a 10W advantage over the previous-generation E-119, considering frame optimization, system integration, and compatibility with advanced aero components, such as wheelsets. When optimal rider position is factored in, using new fit range capabilities, it can add an additional advantage.

Ideal for

Triathletes who are laser-focused on all aspects of performance: fit, nutrition, components, power transfer, and the hunt for innovation. This is your race-day weapon.

Core Technologies

Oneness 3.0

Our collaboration with Mat Steinmetz from 51 Speedshop for the redesign of the E-119 Tri Disc cockpit resulted in a fit-first approach to provide maximum versatility and adjustability – and a focus on aero optimization of the rider’s position.

Integrated Nutrition

Specifically designed for full IM nutrition needs, our integrated bento box significantly increases the capacity over our previous model, from 288ml (previous-generation E-119) to 405ml (E-119 Tri Disc).

Integrated Toolkit

Our integrated toolkit is located at the BB, the optimal position to provide easy access with no structural or performance penalty.

Integrated Disc Brakes

Argon 18 introduced the world’s first integrated disc brakes on the E-119 Tri Disc, completely hiding the calipers as well as the hydraulic cables and reservoirs, for a clear aero advantage.

Pro Level Layup

We leave no room for compromise when we build bikes for the most demanding and passionate cyclists.

Triathlon and TT Geometry

Tri and TT bikes are focused on aero performance, and the geometry reflects this. To allow the rider to achieve an aggressive aero position, the geometry is designed to put the rider in a more forward position.