Stamp on the pedals and this bike surges forward. The Aernario.2 is the more race orientated of the two, though.Īs well as it being so comfortable, I was impressed by the huge feeling of stiffness from the frame, as one usually compromises the other. They are both bikes designed to be ridden hard and fast but in a multitude of settings like fast club runs, day-long rides or sportives. It's part of Storck's Allround range where it sits alongside the Fascenario.3 which I was testing at the same time. It's fast, yes, but there don't seem to be any of the compromises you usually find with an out and out race machine. The Aernario.2 doesn't feel like a race bike to ride. Cons: Hugely expensive, the integrated bar shape won't appeal to all.Pros: Beautiful handling, excellent balance of comfort and stiffness.Is it worth the huge outlay, though? That's the question.

Light, stiff, fast and comfortable, it delivers everything by the bucket load. With its price tag of nearly ten grand, you'd expect the Storck Aernario.2 Platinum G1 to be something very special indeed, and if you were to ride one you'd probably find it's as close to perfection as you're going to get.

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