MMR Adrenaline 30 Plus

The foundation is our celebrated Adrenaline G2 Carbon Concept Lite frameset. Crafted from intermediate modulus carbon using the Monocoque process, it features a fully integrated cockpit (no exposed cables!) and runs on flat mount brakes and 12mm thru-axles.

We've baked in our G2 Performance geometry, specifically designed to put you in a faster, more aero position while still keeping you comfortable for those epic, long-haul rides or intense training sessions. What's more, we’ve optimized the carbon layup to beef up crucial zones like the chainstays and downtube, guaranteeing razor-sharp stiffness and maximum power transfer when you really put the watts down.

We aimed for seamless integration across the frame, fork, cockpit, and seatpost to dramatically slice through the wind and minimize aero drag. And with clearance for rubber up to 32mm, you’ve got a versatile rig ready for any surface.

One of the standout features of this build is the inclusion of the Shimano 105 Di2 (R7150/R7170) electronic groupset. This is a lightning-quick, 12-speed semi-wireless drivetrain that’s incredibly precise and reliable—it even shifts like a dream when you’re under load.

By opting for this setup, we’re bringing the electrifying world of electronic shifting to a wider audience, offering a legit alternative to the pricier Ultegra or Dura-Ace Di2, but with zero performance trade-offs. The rest of the drivetrain spec includes 105 R7100 chainrings (34/50), an 11-34 cassette, hydraulic discs, and a dedicated 12-speed chain.

To complete this killer build, the Adrenaline 30 Plus rolls on Vision SC45 wheels. This is a stellar, high-performance wheelset that ticks all the boxes: stiffness, aerodynamics, and low weight. Their mid-depth profile makes them a true all-rounder, ready to crush the flats, tackle the climbs, and handle like a dream on technical descents—all while offering predictable steering in crosswinds. This frame-and-wheel combo guarantees a snappy, stable, and highly efficient ride, no matter the terrain.

Full specifications and geometry are available on the official MMR website