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Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike


Regular price $6,69900

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Argon 18   |   SKU: 117D.XS.374B.3D.1  |   Option: Flaming Red, XS

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Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike Info

The Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike is a carbon triathlon frame built around a clear premise: a first dedicated tri bike shouldn't require a round of upgrades before it's race-ready. At $6,699, it arrives as a complete package — the E117 carbon frameset, Shimano 105 Di2 electronic shifting, ATTEN L42 wheels, and 51 Speedshop tri extensions fitted from the factory. The spec doesn't ask you to substitute anything before your first race. The bike handles that for you.

The E117 carbon frame is Argon 18's dedicated triathlon platform, engineered specifically for multisport demands rather than adapted from a road design. Its 78-degree seat tube angle — consistent across all five sizes — positions the rider forward over the bottom bracket, shifting load away from the quads and hamstrings during the bike leg. That preservation matters most at the bike-to-run transition, where poor saddle positioning accumulates as muscle fatigue over distance. Argon 18 extends this thinking into the frame geometry itself through the Argon Fit System: bottom bracket drop, chainstay length, and wheelbase are adapted per frame size, and the fork is custom to each size to prevent toe overlap. A rider on a size XS — designed for a 47-50cm rider — gets geometry proportional to their body, not a compressed version of a larger frame. The 3D System handles front-end fit at the head tube, allowing stack height adjustment without a fork swap and without compromising steerer stiffness — practical for a triathlete still dialing in position between events. Cables are fully integrated throughout the frameset.

Shimano 105 Di2 handles the drivetrain. The R7150 derailleurs run on the same electronic architecture as Dura-Ace and Ultegra — identical shift logic, multi-shift capability, and junction box electronics, with a performance gap that narrows considerably once you're on the road. The 52/36 chainring setup and 11-34 cassette give useful range across sprint-distance flat courses and longer events with elevation. Sprint shifters at the bar ends keep gear access within reach without requiring you to leave the aero position. The cockpit is Argon 18's own integrated system — stem and bar as a single unit — paired with 51 Speedshop Custom Extensions. Those extensions use an airfoil cross-section and sit at a 30-degree grip angle, a neutral wrist orientation that reduces hand fatigue on sustained efforts. Braking runs through Argon 18's Integrated Brake System, with the calipers built directly into the frame structure rather than bolted externally — lower drag, cleaner lines.

The ATTEN L42 wheelset is Argon 18's own wheel brand, built around a 42mm rim profile. That depth balances aerodynamic gain against crosswind handling — more efficient than a shallow rim while staying predictable in mixed conditions. Vittoria Corsa N.EXT tubeless-ready tires in 700x28 run from the factory on the ATTEN rims, and the E117 frame clears up to 30mm, leaving the option to run slightly wider rubber on rougher courses. The ISM PR1.0 saddle is a deliberate tri-specific choice: the relieved-nose design allows forward pelvic rotation into the aero position without the pressure buildup that accumulates over distance on a standard road saddle — a detail that makes longer bike legs noticeably more manageable.

The E-117 105 Di2 fits two riders well: someone transitioning from a road bike into a purpose-built tri platform for the first time, and a more experienced short-course racer who wants electronic shifting without paying into the Ultegra or Dura-Ace tier. The size range runs XS through XL — broader than most in this category — and the Argon Fit System's per-size geometry means the bike performs as intended across the full range rather than concentrating fit quality around medium sizes. Available in Black Stealth and Flaming Red. For athletes ready to race on geometry built specifically for triathlon rather than adapted from it, the E117 is where to start.

Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike - Specifications

Frame Material:
Carbon
Fork:
Carbon
Headset:
Integrated
Seatpost:
E-117
Front Derailleur:
Shimano 105 Di2 R7150
Rear Derailleur:
Shimano 105 Di2 R7150
Crankset:
Shimano 105 R7100
Chainrings:
52/36
Bottom Bracket:
Shimano BB-RS500-PB
Brake Calipers:
Argon 18 Integrated Brake System
Brake Levers:
Argon 18 Integrated Brake System
Rotors:
TRP TR140-25 140mm
Shifters:
Shimano SW-R9150 Sprint/Bar Shifters
Cassette:
Shimano 105 R7100 12-speed 11-34
Chain:
Shimano M7100 12-speed
Wheel - Front:
ATTEN L42
Wheel - Rear:
ATTEN L42
Stem:
Argon 18 Integrated Cockpit
Handlebar:
Argon 18 Integrated Cockpit
Aerobars:
51 Speedshop Custom Extensions
Saddle:
ISM PR1.0
Tires:
Vittoria Corsa N.EXT TLR 700x28
Bar Tape:
Ciclovation Leather Touch Tornado Gloss (custom)
Pedals:
Not Included

*Specifications are subject to change.

Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike Geometry

Argon 18 E-117 105 Di2 Bike Triathlon Bike Geometry
Size:
XS
S
M
L
XL
B. Seat Tube (c-t)
455
500
516
542
568
C. Top Tube Length
492
504
517
527
545
D. Head Tube Length
49-84
60-95
77-112
104-139
131-166
E. Chain Stay Length
413
413
413
413
413
F. BB Drop
70
70
70
70
70
G. Seat Tube Angle
78
78
78
78
78
H. Head Tube Angle
72
72
72
72
72
I. Stand Over Height
729
767
782
808
833
J. Wheel Size
700c
700c
700c
700c
700c
K. Stack
550-674
560-684
576-700
602-726
628-751
L. Reach
405-504
415-514
425-523
430-528
442-541
Bar Width
40cm
40cm
40cm
40cm
40cm
M. Crank Length
165mm
165mm
170mm
170mm
172.5mm

The RA Perspective

We've sold a lot of bikes to athletes making the jump from road racing or casual triathlon into their first purpose-built tri setup, and the E117 105 Di2 is consistently the one we point them toward at this price point. The geometry is the main reason. A 78-degree seat tube angle sounds like a number until you've ridden a road bike in a tri position for two hours and felt the difference in your quads by mile 40 — the E117 puts you where you need to be from the start.

What we particularly like about this bike is that Argon 18 didn't stop at tri geometry and call it done. The Argon Fit System adapts the geometry per frame size, which means a smaller rider on an XS gets a bike that's actually proportioned for them, not a shrunken medium. The 3D System gives you front-end adjustability without requiring a fork change every time your fitter moves your stack — and that happens more than people expect in the first year of tri racing.

The ATTEN L42 wheels are a smart call for the spec. At 42mm, they're aero enough to matter on flat courses without punishing you in a crosswind. The 51 Speedshop extensions are the better detail on this cockpit — the airfoil shape and 30-degree grip angle make a real difference on efforts over 90 minutes where hand fatigue starts compounding.

At $6,699, you're not buying into a budget category. This is a legitimate race bike with electronic shifting, a complete tri cockpit, and geometry that actually works. We'd feel confident pointing a serious beginner or an intermediate racer at this bike and saying: this is your platform for the next several seasons.

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