Ridley have a long history in making the fastest bikes on every terrain for the highest level of competition: road, gravel, cyclocross and track racing. They developed the Arena TT for the World Hour Record of Victor Campenaerts in 2019. The Arena Fast is the next step in making the fastest track bike in the world.

The objective of this development was clear: create the fastest track bike on the planet. To achieve this, they pushed the UCI regulations using the 8:1 rule for tube dimensions and the use of compensation triangles. The F-Surface Plus on the frame and fork create a controlled amount of turbulence, allowing the main airflow to closely follow the tube’s shape.

They have developed the Arena Fast as a future proof modular frameset that can be used for different disciplines and is compatible with all common wheel standards on the market.

The Arena Fast can be used in the sprint and pursuit disciplines by changing the fork rake with a flip chip. There flip chips provide the option of either running a 35mm or a 45mm front rake depending on the discipline and rider preference.

The frame and fork have been designed for both traditional wheel nut and bolt-in-axles as well as modern 12mm thru-axles by using different dropout inserts and flip chips.