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What is the #BIRI for?
The BIRI is the first telescope stand in the world for every type of bicycle, it is practical and lightweight, both in the aluminum and carbon versions. You can use it both with and without bags, and it is easy to transport as it is foldable and attaches with the practical clip in total safety.
What is the difference between #BIRI Advanced and #BIRI Pro?
The two products are the same, only the material changes: the #BIRI Pro is 90% carbon and is lighter with a weight of 130 grams, the #BIRI Advanced which is made of aeronautical aluminum has a weight of 170 grams, still light but slightly less than carbon. In any case the use is identical.
Can't I use a classic stand to screw under the bottom bracket?
You can certainly use any type of stand, but those mounted under the bike cannot support the bike safely, especially with the weight of the bags. The #BIRI with the complete kit which also includes the clip and brake for the bike it was designed precisely to keep the bike still and ensure that it does not “roll” when moving the bags. Furthermore, the point where the #BIRI it is anchored to the saddle, it makes the bike very stable, giving you unparalleled safety and stability.
What do I get with the complete #BIRI kit?
You will receive the blister complete with a #BIRI Pro stand in carbon or a #BIRI Advanced in aeronautical aluminium, based on your choice, then in the package you will receive the customized BIKERANDO bike brake and the clip that allows you to anchor the #BIRI to your bike in a simple and safe way, the clib is equipped with a hook and loop tape to securely fasten the #BIRI to your bicycle.
How long is the #BIRI?
The #BIRI when closed measures only 50 cm. while in its maximum extension it is 110 cm long.
The #BIRI is equipped with a graduated numerical scale that allows you to understand which length is suitable for your bike. Once identified, you will be able to know with certainty the suitable length every time you need to use it to safely stabilize your bicycle.
Why is the #BIRI telescope stand called #BIRI?
This is the question that many are asking us. The #BIRI was born in Verona, and pleasantly in Verona and its province the #BIRI is considered a purely male “object”. Legend has it that its inventor, alias Roby (Roberto Adami), one day during a bike ride with friends, was questioned by one of the friends, who in the meantime had stopped for a break, not knowing where to place his his beautiful bicycle turned to Roby: “Roby how can I put my bike? It’s new, made of carbon, it cost me an arm and a leg!” Roby’s response was as sudden as it was funny: “Where you want to place it, place it on the #BIRI, you have no other choice…” Hence legend has it that the name of the first telescopic stand in the world became precisely the #BIRI, which has many characteristics in common with the Male #BIRI, except for some technical aspects…
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