Kreuza
Kreuza takes care of the parts people rarely look at: the cockpit, the bottle, the computer mount. It all starts with the Apex one-piece carbon handlebar, and the rest is designed around it.
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KREUZA Top Tube Bag top tube bag -
KREUZA Internal Tool Bag frame bag -
KREUZA Apex GR integrated gravel handlebar -
KREUZA Apex One-piece Handlebar integrated road handlebar -
KREUZA Slice Aerodynamic Water Bottle 620 ml aero bottle -
KREUZA Slice Aerodynamic Water Bottle Cage aero bottle cage -
KREUZA Apex Headset Adapter handlebar adapter -
KREUZA Computer Mount GPS mount
The parts people rarely look at
Kreuza was born in Xiamen, in south-east China, from the meeting of two men from the bike world. Tony Tong founded Elitewheels and remains its product engineer; Mian Chan, a UCI-registered professional rider and former technician for a UCI team, founded the crankset brand Cybrei. Their idea was not to make yet another frame, but to take care of what people rarely look at: the cockpit, the bottle and its cage, the computer mount. Kreuza designs and makes its products in Xiamen.
It all starts with the Apex handlebar
The Apex handlebar is a handlebar and stem in a single piece of T800 carbon. The rest of the range exists around it: 45 top caps to fit it to the race frames on the market, a computer mount that bolts into its interface, and a gravel version, the Apex GR, which takes aerobars. The brand shares its website and customer service with Evolve, whose CIMA frames take the Apex handlebar without an adapter.
Watts measured, and what they are worth
Kreuza claims 4.5 W less drag for the Apex handlebar's NACA profile in CFD simulation, and 2.6 W saved at 45 km/h in the wind tunnel for the Slice bottle against a round bottle. Aero power follows the cube of speed: at 30 km/h, the bottle's gain drops to around 0.8 W. These parts therefore count in a fast group and in racing, on top of what the frame and wheels already gain. On the road, TOPSPEED, Korea's oldest amateur team, rides this equipment.
Why MAAKE carries it
Because its parts work together: a handlebar, its top cap, its mount and its bottle designed as one, by people who already know carbon and racing. They complement the Elitewheels wheels and Evolve frames already in the catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Kreuza products made?
Kreuza designs and makes its products in Xiamen, China, drawing on the city's research and production workshops.
Does the Kreuza Apex handlebar fit my frame?
Not with the stock top cap: you need the Kreuza Apex adapter for your frame, chosen from 45 references, model and year included. The Evolve CIMA and CIMA GR don't need one, as their top cap is designed for the Apex and Apex GR.
Apex or Apex GR, which Kreuza handlebar should I choose?
The Apex for road and racing, with its NACA profile. The Apex GR for gravel: 15 mm of rise, 14.6° of flare and a moulded aerobar interface.