Simpatico draws its brand name from an Italian word meaning, ‘easy to live with’. This reflects well the ethos of founders Jeff and Brandon in their desire to create aesthetically pleasing and durable titanium bikes that are indeed “easy to live with” standouts. Establishing Simpatico in 2022, Jeff and Brandon bring a wealth of global experience in both product development and bicycle industry fields.
The Simpatico headquarters is situated in Melbourne, Australia, with parts and components assembled from suppliers from around the world. The central purpose is to create high-quality bikes that are not only desirable to the eye but also intrinsically adaptable to suit ever-changing riding conditions and customers’ preferences. This is what sets Simpatico bikes apart from competitors and is why Simpatico products increasingly appeal to people looking for cutting-edge technology, durable quality, and aesthetically pleasing bikes.
Simpatico bike frames are made of titanium, synonymise with durability and longevity. Open standards such as T47 threaded bottom bracket, UDH derailleur hanger, ACR compatible headset, standard size seat posts, and semi-internal cockpit to enhance the functionality and aesthetics of Simpatico bikes. The versatile geometry and colour-matched and contrasting Cerakote components make for even more appealing ‘stand-out’ bikes designed to last for a decade or more.
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The 600g weight difference between our Simpatico frame and a carbon Cervelo Aspero gravel frame is soon forgotten when you hit the first corrugations. For a 75kg rider, pushing up a 6% grade at 300W, the extra power required to propel our frame is only 2W. On the flats and downhills the vibration absorbing properties will actually save you more than that through reduced hysteresis, leaving you fresher at the end of each ride.