Liv Cycling launches brand new Langma Disc range for 2022

Liv Langma Advanced Pro Disc
(Image credit: Jeff Clark / Liv Cycling)

Liv Cycling has launched the second generation of the Langma Disc, its all-out race bike designed to excel on climbs. The brand, which is dedicated to getting more women on bikes, worked alongside members of the Liv Racing WorldTour team to prototype and test the newest model, and claims the new Langma Disc is lighter, faster and more responsive than the first-generation model.

The 2022 Langma Disc range sees an updated geometry for wider tyre compatibility, taking up to 32mm of rubber, while a slight shortening of the seat tube and head tube, alongside a longer wheelbase and lower standover, promise a more stable-feeling and confidence-inspiring ride.

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Mildred Locke

Mildred joined as Reviews Writer for Cyclingnews and BikePerfect in December 2020. She loves all forms of cycling from long-distance audax to daily errand-running by bike, and does almost everything on two wheels, including moving house, and started out her cycling career working in a bike shop. For the past five years she's volunteered at The Bristol Bike Project as a mechanic and session coordinator, and now sits on its board of directors.

Since then she's gone on to write for a multitude of cycling publications, including Bikeradar, Cycling Plus, Singletrack, Red Bull, Cycling UK and Total Women's Cycling. She's dedicated to providing more coverage of women's specific cycling tech, elevating under-represented voices in the sport, and making cycling more accessible overall. 

Height: 156cm (5'2")

Weight: 75kg

Rides: Stayer Groadinger UG, Triban RC520 Women's Disc, Genesis Flyer, Marin Larkspur, Cotic BFe 26, Clandestine custom bike