Pro bike: Peter Disera’s blinged-out Norco Revolver HT
Canadian champion sports gold and black team on his SRAM Eagle XX1 equipped Norco Revolver HT
Canadian elite men’s XC champion Peter Disera has been riding Norco bikes for a few seasons now racing with the Norco Factory Team. At the Mount-Sainte-Anne World Cup, Canadian Cycling Magazine got a little more acquainted with the Canadian national champions team edition Norco Revolver HT built with SRAM Eagle XX1 featuring a very blinged out gold and black build.
Peter Disera’s season got off to a great start at the second round of the World Cup in Albstadt, Germany in May. Racing in the under-23 category, Disera finished third earning his first career World Cup podium.
Disera runs a 34T direct mount chanring on his SRAM XX1 Eagle carbon crankset. No chain guide needed here thanks to the narrow wide chainring. Photo: Matt Stetson
The HT M1T pedals with a gold axel match the SRAM Eagle gold bits nicely. Photo: Matt Stetson
Kenda Honey Badger tires mounted tubeless on a set of DT Swiss XMC 1200 carbon wheels. Photo: Matt Stetson
The black and gold theme continues back to the massive 12 speed cassette. Photo: Matt Stetson
More black and gold, but with a little red and white thrown in. Photo: Matt Stetson
A WTB Silverado saddle sits atop the Tru Vativ Noir T 40 seatpost. Photo: Matt Stetson
Top tear SRAM Level Ultimate brakes with the levers dialed in for a tight grip handle the stopping for Disera. Photo: Matt Stetson
A 100mm RockShox Sid WC with Charger remote lockout system take care of suspension duties. Photo: Matt Stetson
Disera uses the RockShox One Loc remote attached to a Truvativ Descendant handlebar and Stylo stem. Photo: Matt Stetson
Internal cable routing and a tucked away rear brake mount keep the Revolver HT's lines looking smooth. Photo: Matt Stetson
At 22-years-old he’s been competing on the world stage with Norco Factory Racing. At home, he had a superb ride at the national championships in June where he rode up a category to win the elite men’s Canadian XC mountain bike title. He will now be headed to the world championships in Cairns, Australia which takes place from Sept. 5 to 10.
