Whether you’re an avid cyclocross racer, or in pursuit of performance on variable terrain, the TCX Advanced Pro is built to conquer all conditions.
Born to race
The TCX got its start in 2003 as an aluminum frameset developed exclusively for racers. That original frame was the world’s first cyclocross bike with compact geometry. It even offered the option to use disc brakes years before most racers had ever thought about abandoning cantilevers. Four years after that original frameset hit the scene, TCX became available as a complete bike for the first time. It was built on a lightweight ALUXX SL aluminum frame with a composite fork.
Innovating and making history
In 2011, the TCX Advanced SL became the first production cyclocross bike made with a full composite frame and fork. Two years later, Dutch pro Lars van der Haar, riding a prototype model, became the first rider to win a World Cup on a bike with disc brakes. Soon after that, in 2014, our first D-Fuse seatpost—a design featuring a D-shaped shaft for added compliance, a smoother ride and improved control on rough terrain—made its debut on the TCX range.