Componentes de ciclismo de carbono THM

THM Carbon builds the kind of components that end up on custom dream builds — not because they’re flashy, but because they’re the best available. Founded in 1996 in Alt Duvenstedt, Germany by aerospace engineer Thomas Mertin, THM approached cycling from an engineering discipline that most component makers don’t operate in. Every product — the Clavicula crankset, the Fibula brake calipers, the Ulna handlebar, the Mandibula seatpost, the Tibia stem — is made entirely in Germany, using carbon fiber manufacturing expertise drawn directly from aerospace.

The RA Cycles THM selection covers the full lineup: cranksets, brakes, handlebar, seatpost, stem, and the complete range of bottom bracket adapters. If you’re building something that demands the absolute best in each position, THM is the answer.

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About THM Carbon

THM — named for founders Thomas and Petra Mertin — was established in 1996 in Alt Duvenstedt, northern Germany, by an aerospace engineer looking for a niche where precision manufacturing could meet cycling. The company’s breakthrough came when its carbon crankset and fork were chosen by the Deutsche Telekom pro team — products that were, at the time, the lightest of their kind in the world. THM still operates as a compact specialist manufacturer from the same Alt Duvenstedt location, making every product in Germany. More on the brand and its approach at THM’s official website.

RA Cycles carries the complete THM lineup. The Clavicula SE is THM’s flagship full carbon crankset — the product that established the brand’s reputation and remains one of the lightest road cranksets available. The Fibula brake calipers apply the same carbon-first approach to rim braking. The Ulna handlebar, Mandibula seatpost, and Tibia stem cover the cockpit and contact points, and the collection includes THM’s full range of bottom bracket adapters: BB30, BBRight, BB86/92, BSA, ITA, T47, and BB386 Evo standards.

For the broader component selection at RA Cycles, explore handlebars, stems, and seatposts, or browse the full bike components collection.