EFFETTO OFF ROAD PRE-CUT SHELTER KIT

SHELTER OFF-ROAD 1,2 MM – INVISIBLE FRAME PROTECTION (PRE-CUT)

Shelter Off-Road is a transparent shock and scratch resistant adhesive tape. It provides a reliable protection to the carbon-fiber or metal structures it’s applied to. “Off-Road” is perfect for heavier duty off-road riding.

FEATURES:

• Invisible frame protection, against scratches and impacts.
• lightweight.
• Easy to apply, strong adhesion also on curved surfaces.
• Doesn’t turn yellow over time.
• Ideal for protecting carbon or metal parts.
• Visco-elastic behavior reduced vibrations.

Shelter Off-Road is the thickest Shelter, and it’s perfect for heavier duty off-road riding. Shelter Road (0,6 mm thick) is best for lighter off-road riding or gravel/cyclocross applications. Shelter ZeroDue (0,2 mm thick) is great for protection of road bikes or surfaces mostly subject to wear and friction, like crank arms.

With a weight of 0,130 g per square centimeter, Shelter Off-Road generates the following results:

• Shelter Kit Off-Road: approx. 39 g (total weight of all the elements of the Kit).
• Shelter Pack Off-Road (two 54 x 500 mm, 1,2 mm thick elements): approx. 70 g.
• Shelter Roll Off-Road (54 mm x 5 m, 1,2 mm thick): approx. 350 g.

Available sizes/formats:

• Shelter Kit Off-Road: a sheet with pre-cut elements specific for off-road purposes, to easily protect sensitive frame areas (chainstays, down tube, cable/frame contact points, horizontal tube against brake levers contact).
• Shelter Pack Off-Road: sealed pack with two 54 x 500 mm(*), 1,2 mm thick elements. Ideal to protect one bicycle, adapting the tape to the surfaces to protect.
• Shelter Roll Off-Road: recommended for enthusiasts, shops or teams. Size: 54 mm x 1 m or  5 m(*), 1,2 mm thick.

(*) tolerance +/- 10% on width and length.

Application of Shelter doesn’t require special tools or procedures, just normal skills and patience. You can use your bicycle immediately after applying Shelter, remembering that the full adhesion is achieved after 8 hours. 

To remove Shelter, peel it off slowly, making sure not to delaminate it. Doing so, Shelter won’t leave any trace of glue on the surface it was formerly attached to, even after several years.