But you don’t need to buy the most expensive Langma, with a nice range of six models on offer. We were really impressed with the Langma Advanced Pro Disc, the only disc model in the lineup. This bike’s ruby red frame colour, sensible Ultegra spec, through-axle wheelset and, of course, its disc brakes, is a fantastic racing or high-performance roadie for a competitive or passionate rider.
The Langma Advanced Pro 1 Disc is a stunning looking bike.
We saw this bike just a day or two after Cycling Australia announced it would permit discs in most races, so this model’s appearance in the Liv lineup seems particularly prescient.
The flat-mount Shimano disc brake is super neat.
The Langma range starts at $2,199 with the Advanced 3, still built around a carbon composite frame and sporting a 10-speed Shimano Tiagra groupset. For details about the rest of the Langma range, visit the Liv Australia website.
The Langma Advanced 3 starts you off at $2199