Liv Langma Advanced 0 Road Bike in Camel Silk/Chrome

The Liv Langma Advanced 0 was built with one purpose: to go uphill faster than feels reasonable and come back down with complete confidence. Liv re-engineered the frameset from the ground up, integrating the components so thoroughly that the bike functions as a single, unified tool rather than a collection of parts bolted together.

For women who take their road riding seriously, this is the kind of machine that genuinely changes what a day in the saddle looks like.

Features:

• QOM-level efficiency: the re-engineered frameset and integrated components deliver efficient power transfer for sharp accelerations and sustained climbing. When the road tilts upward and the group starts to splinter, the Langma Advanced 0 is doing its share of the work.
• Confident handling in any conditions: up to 33mm tyre clearance means you're not limited to perfect tarmac. Whether it's a well-maintained sportive route or a rain-soaked B-road through the Scottish hills, handling stays composed. The flared handlebar geometry adds real control through descents and technical sections, particularly useful on the kind of varied terrain British riders deal with regularly. Disc brakes complete the picture, giving consistent stopping power regardless of the weather.
• Aerodynamics that actually matter: truncated ellipse tube shapes and internal cable routing cut drag without turning the bike into a single-purpose time-trial machine. It's still an all-rounder, just a very quick one.

Liv Bikes have long been designed specifically around women's anatomy and riding position rather than simply scaling down a men's frame, and the Liv Langma Advanced 0 is a clear example of that approach done properly. If you're looking at Liv road bikes in the UK and want something race-capable without sacrificing day-to-day usability, this sits at the top of the range for good reason.

Sizing matters enormously on a performance road bike. Use the Liv size guide on our website, or speak to one of the team in-store at Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative, where this bike is available for sale now. Getting the fit right on a machine like this makes all the difference between a bike you enjoy and one you actually race.