The new TR235 from Taiwanese brand Trigon has the same aero tube shapes as other bikes in the company's range, such as the TR437, but has a few more interesting features.
The 235 can be fitted with road disc brakes or used with TRP’s integrated direct-mount calliper brake system. Trigon has designed the fork with a removable U-shaped section on the rear on the fork crown, which is designed to be bolted in place when running discs or removed if going standard.
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On the back of the TR235’s fork is a U-shaped plate that bolts into place when running discs
At the rear it has in-built direct mount fitting for an under-BB style brake, and the dropouts have a removable spacer that provides either 135mm spacing (the current standard for discs) or a standard-wheel friendly 130mm.
Some may find the TR235 a little familiar - a very similar bike is currently being offered by US/Taiwan brand Culprit.