Allgrit E AL Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
A clean, confidence-boosting e-gravel build with flat bars, quiet motor support and smooth wireless shifting for effortless mixed-terrain riding.
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Allgrit AL Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
An easy-riding gravel build with flat bars and smooth wireless shifting, designed for confidence, comfort and everyday versatility.
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CGR E AL 105 Di2
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CGR E AL Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
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CGR AL Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
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Ultra-Aero SL R Dura Ace Di2
Engineered for elite speed, with an advanced aero carbon frameset and cockpit. Zipp carbon wheels and Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 provide pro-level precision and maximum aerodynamic efficiency.
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Ultra-Aero SL R Ultegra Di2
Aero-enhanced carbon frame, forks and integrated cockpit. Mavic carbon wheels and Shimano Ultegra Di2 offer race-ready responsiveness and seamless electronic shifting for serious aero gains.
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Ultra-Aero SL R 105 Di2
Aerodynamically refined carbon frame, forks and handlebars. Mavic alloy wheels and Shimano 105 Di2 deliver smooth, precise electronic shifting for speed-focused performance at an accessible level.
CGR Ti-X Ultegra Di2
Timeless titanium meets cutting-edge performance, with Shimano Ultegra Di2 electronic shifting and Mavic alloy wheels for smooth, responsive riding across road, trail and everything in between.
CGR Ti Ultegra Di2
Titanium All-Road Bike - The relaxed and stable CGR Ti is ready to ride on a wide range of terrains.
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Allroad SL Ultegra Di2
Performance-focused carbon frame & forks. Mavic alloy wheels & Shimano Ultegra for pro-level electronic shifting and seamless control.
CGR Ti 105
Durable titanium frame, carbon forks & seat post. Shimano 105 12-speed for crisp, reliable mechanical shifting.
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CGR E AL Tiagra
Smooth-riding aluminium e-bike with MAHLE X30 motor, Shimano Tiagra 10-speed shifting and Mavic wheels for slick, reliable performance on the daily commute , gravel or road.
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CGR E AL 105
Lightweight aluminium e-bike with MAHLE X30 e-drive system, Shimano 105 12-speed shifting and Mavic wheels for versatile, assisted performance on commutes, gravel and road.
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CGR E AL Sportfit Apex XPLR
Flat bar aluminium e-bike with the MAHLE X30 motor, SRAM Apex XPLR one-handed shifting and wide gearing for confident all-surface, assisted adventures.
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CGR AL Tiagra
Versatile aluminium all-rounder for the daily commute, gravel or road. Shimano Tiagra 10-speed gearing and DT Swiss wheels deliver reliable performance wherever the ride takes you
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CGR AL 105
CGR aluminium do it all bike with Shimano 105 12-speed precision and DT Swiss wheels for smooth, responsive riding on the daily commute, gravel or road.
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CGR AL Sportfit Apex XPLR
The do it all aluminium flat bar bike with SRAM Apex XPLR 12-speed and DT Swiss wheels for confident, wide-range performance on and off road.
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CGR E Carbon-X 105 Di2
Lightweight carbon e-bike with a MAHLE X20 motor, Mavic wheels, and Shimano 105 Di2 for epic everyday commutes, gravel adventures, and road rides
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CGR E Carbon-X Ultegra Di2
Lightweight carbon e-bike with MAHLE X20 drive system, Mavic wheels, and Shimano Ultegra Di2 for pro-level electronic shifting and all-round performance.
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CGR E Carbon-X Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
Premium carbon e-bike featuring a MAHLE X20 motor, Mavic wheels, and SRAM Apex XPLR AXS for lightweight, wireless performance on road and trail.
CGR Ti-X 105
Timeless titanium meets modern versatility with Shimano 105 12-speed shifting and DT Swiss wheels for smooth, reliable performance across road, trail, and beyond.
CGR Ti-X 105 Di2
A premium titanium do it all bike with Shimano 105 Di2 electronic shifting and DT Swiss wheels for seamless performance and long-distance comfort on any terrain.
CGR Ti-X Sportfit Apex XPLR AXS
Flat bar titanium versatility with SRAM Apex XPLR AXS wireless shifting and DT Swiss wheels for confident, all-road performance with timeless ride quality.
Best Gravel Bikes 2026
What actually makes ‘the best’ gravel bike in 2026? A clear guide to choosing the best bike for how you actually ride.
What is a Gravel Bike?
Gravel bikes are changing how people ride. Sitting right in the middle of road and off-road, they're fast on tarmac and stable on loose ground. Comfortable over long distances and ready for whatever the ride throws at you.
Gravel Bikes - Which frame material is right for you?
More cyclists than ever are seizing the opportunity to take their rides off-piste in search of freedom and adventure. But to do so, you need the right tool for the job - a gravel bike. The Ribble gravel range consists of four frame materials. Each of these offers something a little different in terms of ride quality, longevity and performance characteristics. So how do you decide which frame material is right for you?
Tyre Choice and Pressures for UK Gravel
Tyres can make or break your gravel ride. This blog cuts through the guesswork on width, tread and pressure, showing you what actually works for UK conditions.
Getting the right set up is half the battle
Getting your gravel bike set up right is the difference between enjoying the ride and counting down the miles. This blog breaks down the key adjustments that actually matter, from saddle height to bar position and tyre pressure, without drowning you in jargon.
Why Gravel Riding Works In February
February gravel isn’t about hero rides. It’s about quiet trails, mixed surfaces and riding for the sake of it. This blog dives into why Ribble staff and the Outliers keep choosing gravel when winter drags on, from traffic-free routes to bikes built to handle proper UK conditions.
Post Ride Checks That Keep Your Gravel Bike Running
Winter wrecks bikes. This blog shows you how to fight back in five minutes flat. No tools, no faff. Just the simple checks that stop small issues turning into expensive problems. From wiping down grit to spotting tyre cuts and keeping your chain alive, it’s the bare minimum that makes a massive difference. Ride more. Fix less. Your future self will thank you.
Winter Gravel Clothing Guide
Winter gravel isn’t about suffering. It’s about turning up and staying comfortable. This guide shares no-nonsense kit advice from Ribble staff and the Outliers on what actually works in a UK February.
Best Road Bikes for Beginners: A Complete Guide to Getting Started
New to road cycling and drowning in jargon? This guide cuts through the noise. We break down what actually matters on your first road bike, from comfort to gearing, and show you which options suit real UK riding. No hard sell. No tech waffle. Just straight-talking advice to help you choose a bike you will actually enjoy riding.
When To Service Your Bike? A Practical Guide for Every Rider
Looking after your bike doesn’t start and end with a clean after riding. Regular servicing keeps it working at its best, no matter how often you ride. The tricky part is knowing when a service is needed. Too early feels unnecessary. Too late and the problems have already crept in. This guide breaks it down simply so you can ride more and worry less.