Magma Clarity

WorldTour Performance

Clarity explores a quieter interpretation of the Magma platform.

Every decision was made to support the same feeling. Wider tyres, ENVE wheels, shorter cranks and carefully balanced proportions create a system that feels composed rather than demanding. Visually, mechanically and dynamically, the bicycle settles into itself.

Responsive when asked. Quiet when not.

Built to let the rider settle into the road rather than constantly react to it.

Some rides don't need more stimulation. They need less.

Less to look at. Less to think about. Less to adjust. The bicycle should never compete with the road for your attention. It should simply become part of it.

Clarity was developed around that idea. Each decision removes a small amount of noise until the ride feels uncomplicated again. The bicycle remains responsive, but never demanding. Present, but never dominant.

Not because simplicity is the goal.

Clarity is.

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More room to settle into the ride.
Longer lines. Less urgency.

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Narrow enough to disappear into the wind.
Long enough to keep the front end composed.

Lower Front
Weight carried naturally.
Nothing to hold in place.

29 mm - Vittoria Corsa Pro
More contact.
More confidence.
More flow once the road opens up.

Enve SES 4.5 Pro
Fast without exaggeration.
Stable without feeling heavy.
Built to carry momentum.

170 mm
Less movement.
More rhythm.

Dura-Ace Crankset
More light through the frame.
More space around the bicycle.

CeramicSpeed OSPW
Architectural.
Present, but restrained.

Silver Hubs / Chris King Bottom Bracket
Separated by the frame.
Connected by the same quiet detail.

Black Hardware
Nothing competing.
Everything belonging.

No Powermeter
One less number.
One less distraction.

Black & White
Contrast without tension.
Clarity without coldness.

Final pricing depends on component choice, wheel system and individual build decisions.

Build Price Range
€10,000 – 15,000

This build is a reference, not a recommendation.

Every Cadence system begins with the rider, the intended use and the environment in which the bicycle will be ridden. The frame may remain the same. The decisions around it may not.

The result might look similar.

It should never be identical by default.

KAOS, Berlin-Oberschöneweide. Robert Buntzel, 1897–1900. Photographed on location.

Cadence projects are assembled in Berlin and delivered internationally.

Within Europe, projects are often handed over in person. Outside Europe, they are delivered directly to their destination.

Delivery, handover and logistics are arranged individually as part of each project.

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