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From Gravel to GRIT: Buyer's Guide
If you’ve been keeping an eye on our recent launches, you may have noticed something new. The Gravel range you might already know has been updated by two new families: ALLGRIT and ULTRA-GRIT.
This isn’t just a name change. It’s about making it easier to find the perfect gravel bike for how you ride. Whether you’re seeking adventure-ready versatility or race-day speed, the new ranges put your needs front and centre.
Gravel has grown fast. Some riders want a bike built for epic adventures and everyday exploration. Others want an aero machine to line up at gravel races.
And for riders who prefer more control and comfort, every new model is also available in a SPORTFIT flat bar version. With a more upright position and extra control, SPORTFIT is ideal for newer riders, urban explorers, or anyone who wants a confidence-inspiring gravel experience.
What's Replaced What?
Gravel AL → ALLGRIT AL
The Gravel AL was our tough, do-it-all alloy bike. The ALLGRIT AL now takes up the mantle, with an updated frame, wider tyre clearance, and improved integration. Still the perfect starting point for gravel adventures.
ALLGRIT AL
From daily detours to cross-country escapes, ALLGRIT AL is your ticket to ride free. Confident, comfortable, and equipped for the unexpected, it’s built to turn any trail into a path worth taking. Lightweight alloy meets adventure-ready versatility for a bike that thrives on variety.
Gravel AL e → ALLGRIT E AL
The electric alloy offering has evolved into the ALLGRIT E AL - combining the same robust alloy platform with hidden power assistance. Lightweight, durable, and built to extend your rides, it’s the natural upgrade for anyone who loved the original Gravel AL e.
ALLGRIT E AL
Built for riders who want the confidence to go further, ALLGRIT E AL is a natural-feeling electric gravel experience. Light, capable and ready for anything, it means you can bring more to every ride.
Gravel Ti → ALLGRIT TI-X
Our titanium Gravel bike was loved for its timeless ride feel and resilience. The ALLGRIT TI-X carries this forward with a refined titanium frame, now made with 3Al–2.5V titanium with 3D-printed joints smooth ride quality. Built for a lifetime of riding, it develops character with every mile.
ALLGRIT TI-X
For riders who don’t chase the clock, ALLGRIT TI-X is timeless adventure made real. Strong, composed and calm, it’s built for the long way round, again and again.
Gravel SL → ULTRA-GRIT
The Gravel SL was built for lightweight speed. Its successor, the ULTRA-GRIT, pushes things further with aerodynamic tube profiles, sharper race geometry, and cutting-edge integration. From solo missions to gravel epics, ULTRA-GRIT is adventure ready. As ridden the Ribble Outliers
ULTRA-GRIT
Tested in the dust of Unbound, the chaos of The Traka, and the wilds of the Reiver, ULTRA-GRIT, like you, has real competitive grit. Built to go faster and further.
The New Addition: ALLGRIT E Carbon-X
Alongside the evolution of the existing Gravel bikes, we’ve also added something completely new: the ALLGRIT E Carbon-X. This is our most advanced E-gravel bike yet, blending a lightweight carbon frame with a long-range battery and smooth, natural power delivery. It’s built for riders who want to go further, faster, and with less compromise.
ALLGRIT E Carbon-X
Light, fast and beautifully integrated, ALLGRIT E CARBON-X is our most advanced e-gravel bike. It’s made to take you further, climb higher and ride longer with power that feels natural.
In Conclusion
The Ribble Gravel range hasn’t gone anywhere, it’s just evolved. If you loved the old Gravel bikes, you’ll find their spirit alive and kicking in the new ALLGRIT and ULTRA-GRIT families. Only sharper, faster, and more tailored to your ride.
Whichever you go for, you’re getting the next generation of Ribble gravel bike.
Ready to take the road less travelled? Whether you're chasing adventure on rugged trails or cruising through countryside lanes, Ribble’s ALLGRIT and ULTRA-GRIT are built to go the distance. But which one suits your riding style best? Find out here.
Looking for a bike that blends everyday versatility with adventure-ready performance? Meet Ribble SPORTFIT, our brand-new range of flat bar bikes designed for riders who want it all: comfort, control, and capability.
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