Marking further expansion of the brand’s gravel offering, Ribble has launched two new gravel bike lines – the race-focused ULTRA-GRIT and the adventure-oriented ALLGRIT.
Developed in parallel, the range incorporates new materials, race and adventure geometries, and customisation features aimed at both competitive and recreational riders.
ULTRA-GRIT: positioned for performance-driven gravel racing
At the top of the range is the ULTRA-GRIT, developed in collaboration with Ribble’s elite gravel team, the Ribble Outliers. The bike has already been raced to victory at the Dirty Reiver and scored a podium finish at a UCI Gravel World Series event.
The ULTRA-GRIT features a sub-900g carbon frameset, internal frame storage, and is compatible with SRAM’s Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH). A complete build with SRAM RED AXS weighs just 8.0kg.
Jamie Burrow, Head of Product at Ribble, stated that the goal was to build an “ultra-competitive range” by combining elements from the brand’s fastest road bikes with real-world gravel performance.
ALLGRIT: for all-terrain adventures
The ALLGRIT line-up features four models designed for different types of gravel riding, from extended, longer distance adventures to local exploration. The options span alloy, carbon, titanium and electric-assist builds:
- ALLGRIT TI-X: Titanium frame with 3D-printed lugs and SRAM UDH compatibility (9.8kg with Apex AXS)
- ALLGRIT AL: 7005 hydroformed alloy frame with carbon fork and internal cable routing (10.2kg with Apex AXS)
- ALLGRIT E AL: Alloy frame with Mahle X30 e-system (13.8kg with Apex AXS)
- ALLGRIT E CARBON-X: Carbon frame with Mahle X20 e-system and 130km range
All models include up to 50mm tyre clearance, integrated cable routing, and mounting points for luggage and accessories. Suspension fork compatibility adds flexibility for more rugged terrain.
All bikes in the ULTRA-GRIT and ALLGRIT ranges are available with upgrade options via Ribble’s BikeBuilder and CustomColour tools.
Riders can customise wheelsets, saddles, cockpit components and finishes, with optional RockShox Rudy fork upgrades across the range. Each model is also supported by a wide range of accessories including bags, racks and mudguards.
The new bikes are built to order in the UK and available in frame sizes from XXS (suitable for riders 4’11” / 150cm) to XL (6’5″ / 196cm). Prices start at £1,699 and range up to £7,499.
