Aligned with the release of SRAM’s XPLR gravel drivetrain collection, Ribble Cycles has added the new XPLR 1x-specific drivetrains to enhance its Gravel bike range.
Ribble have created two new levels of build utilising SRAM’s Force and Rival XPLR AXS across its Gravel SL, AL and Ti models. This delivers five new product propositions including ‘Hero models’ to bolster the range.
Ribble adds that SRAM’s innovative AXS wireless shifting adds to ‘a new era of drop bar riding’ and opens up to riders a new experience – however or wherever they ride.
Tailored to the needs of drop bar gravel riders, SRAM’s new 1x-specific XPLR AXS wireless drivetrains aim to target a gearing sweet spot. With a 10-44T cassette and matching derailleur, riders can use a big gearing range for gravel climbs as well as fast riding on road.
“Introducing SRAM’s Force and Rival Level XPLR to our range makes gravel riding with wireless electronic shifting more accessible for those riders looking to take their riding to another level and at an accessible price point,” said Jamie Burrow, Head of Product at Ribble.
“The product team at Ribble are looking forward to getting their XPLR equipped bikes out for some serious fun.”
The Custom Colour feature is available on the Gravel SL and AL models and Ribble’s BikeBuilder can be used to fine tune specification across the SL, AL and Ti models.
- Ribble Gravel SL Hero Force XPLR AXS from £5,599
- Ribble Gravel Ti Hero Force XPLR AXS from £5,699
- Ribble Gravel SL Rival XPLR AXS from £3,199
- Ribble Gravel AL Rival XPLR AXS from £2,699
- Ribble Gravel Ti Rival XPLR AXS from £3,399
