The carbon Ultra-Grit is used by the Ribble gravel team at UCI races while the Allgrit line-up includes titanium and electric options ...

You can ride a Ribble Cycles bike for up to 30 days, and if you don’t like it, you can return it. To take advantage of this offer, you need to keep hold of the original box to return the bike in.

Ribble's new lightweight carbon e-bike (Image credit: ribble) Alloy with all the aero The brand’s existing Endurance SL e is now viable in a Hero build. Featuring some choice components, Ribble ...

Ribble says that the weight saving has been achieved by the use of the latest MT65 super-high modulus aerospace-grade carbon fibre, which it describes as a world first in cycling.

Introducing Ribble Rebellion. The all-new cycling team is aiming to bring crit racing to the masses and revitalise the British road cycling scene, one win at a time. Cycling. 5 min read.

“Cycling’s popularity has increased over the past decade with more and more people discovering the benefits and joy of cycling,” said Ribble’s CEO, Andy Smallwood. “We’ve added the new e-bike ...

Ribble, the company behind our top-rated electric bike, the Hybrid AL e, has released a pair of new e-bikes for city and trail riding. The Urban e is Ribble's first commuter-style e-bike, with an ...

Hand-assembling bikes since 1897 in the heart of the Ribble Valley, Ribble Cycles has, over the decades, emerged as on of UK’s truly world-class bike brands. News you can trust since 1886.

Combining an endurance-focused design with aerodynamic features and the capability for mixed-terrain adventures, the new Ribble Allroad is the only drop-handlebar bike you need.

Ribble Cycles has added two fully integrated models to its e-bike range – the Urban e and the Hybrid AL e Trail. “We’re seeing more and more people wanting to access the benefits of cycling and they ...

Ribble Cycles has launched a brace of slim and lightweight e-bikes, one designed for city streets and the other for rural trails. The Ribble Urban e (from £2,499, available now) has a step-through ...