Silverback gorillas are the largest primates in the world, their hands are normally longer than the legs. An average gorilla is approximately 6 to 15 times stronger than human. The gorillas’ musculature and skeleton are more robust than that of humans, it can soak up much more punishment before being seriously injured, a gorilla can reach a speed of 23mph to 25mph. The heaviest silverback recorded was weighing 267 kilograms it was shot in Ambam in Cameroon. Silverback gorillas can weigh from 135 kilograms to 220 kilograms. Silverback gorillas are about 4-6 feet tall, the tallest silverback recorded 2was 1.95 cm tall with an arm span of 2.8 meters and a chest of 1.98 meters wide. Silverback gorillas are known by the silverback hair that grows on their backs at around the age of 11 years How tall Mountain gorillas’ diet ranges from plants, fruits, wild celery, bamboo shoot, thistles and nettles. Mountain gorillas live in higher elevations of 8000-13000 feet. There are only about 900 muountain gorillas left in the wild, this uncommon apes share about 98% DNA with humans making them mans closest relatives. How Big, Tall, Heavy and Strong are Gorillas :Mountain gorillas are an endangered species of great apes that can be found in the Virunga ranges of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda while the other half can be trekked from Bwindi impenetrable forest national park in Uganda. It’s also available in three models.How Big, Tall, Heavy and Strong are Gorillas The Scento is Silverback’s flat-bar 700c option, with a 6061 custom-butted alloy frame, V brakes and a triple chainring. The whole Strela range, like the Scalera and Space, is available in XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL sizes.
Elsewhere, the Strela 2 has Shimano Sora 9-speed, weighs 9.2kg (20.3lb) and costs £759 (799 Euros). The Strela 2 is fitted with Tiagra, weighs 9.3kg (20.5lb) and costs £759 (949 Euros). The Strela 1 has Shimano 105, weighs 9.1kg (20lb) and costs £909 (1,149 Euros). Next on the evolutionary scale is the Strela, with its hydroformed alloy frame and straight carbon fork. The Space 3 gets Tiagra, Alex Race 28 alloy wheels and a £1,149 (1,449 Euros) price tag. The Space 2 has Shimano 105 and Mavic CXP 33 rims, weighs 8.3kg (18.3lb) and costs £1,429 (1,799 Euros). It weighs 7.6kg (16.7lb) and costs £1,729 (2,189 Euros).Īll three Space bikes feature distinctively curving seatstays and run Shimano compacts. The Space 1 gets Shimano Ultegra throughout, with a 10-speed transmission and a Mavic Aksium wheelset. There are three models, which share a carbon frame with a fat, tapered head tube and carbon fork. Next up in Silverback’s road range is the Space. Deda deliver an aluminium cockpit.Īnother bulbous head tube – complete with german flag colours decal – swallows cables for internal routing: Robin Wilmott/Future PublishingĪ bulbous Scalera head tube swallows cables for internal routing Again, Mavic provide the hoops – their alloy Cosmic Elites.
#SILVERBACK WEIGHT PRO#
Its compact chainset reflects its target audience well, and you get the same Rubino Pro Slick tyres you see throughout the Scalera range.
Propping up the range is the 7.4kg (16.3lb) Scalera 3 (£2,059, 2,599 Euros) with its mechanical Ultegra group. It comes with a 53/39t double chainset and 11-25t cassette. The 7.7kg (16.9lb) Scalera 2 (£2,609, 3,299 Euros) looks to be a competitively priced Ultegra Di2 bike, with a drop in wheel spec (Mavic Cosmic Elites) and alloy Deda cockpit components to reflect the cost. Rim brakes bring total bike weight down to 7.2kg (15.8lb). But apart from that the bikes look very similar. The disc brakes are gone, replaced by Dura-Ace callipers, and the rims are Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLs. The Scalera 1 (£3,879, 4,899 Euros) gives a decent clue to the price of the Pro, given that it retains much of its spec. As with the entire Scalera range, it comes in six sizes, from 49cm to 61cm. The Pro, with a 7.5kg (16.5lb) total weight, is put together with FSA’s BB386EVO bottom bracket, mechanical Dura-Ace (53-39t, 12-25t), to-be-revealed deep sectioned carbon rims, Deda carbon cockpit parts and the brilliantly durable Vittoria Rubino Pro Slick tyres.
#SILVERBACK WEIGHT TRIAL#
The Pro comes as standard with Shimano’s cyclocross-specific CX75 mechanical stoppers.Īll four models use the same aero carbon chassis, an interesting design that has the aesthetic of a time trial bike at its rear end. The Scalera Pro (price to be confirmed) follows a trend we spotted elsewhere on high-end road bikes at Eurobike – disc brakes.
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