2025 Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS

Name: Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS (2025)
Brand: Ribble
Price: 4999.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Lightweight and efficient, this e-bike offers strong range and smooth power for confident, effortless riding on varied terrain.

£5,299.00

▲ £1,502.28 above similar bikes

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Top valued features

Highlights based on this e-bike’s specs, comparisons and practical strengths.

100

Excellent battery efficiency

The bike appears to get strong range from its battery size.

The bike appears to get strong range from its battery size.
The calculated range per battery unit is 248.57.

100

Excellent range-to-weight balance

Range is high compared with similar e-bikes.

Range is high compared with similar e-bikes.
The bike is very light compared with similar e-bikes, which strongly supports range-to-weight balance.
Battery efficiency appears strong, which supports a better range-to-weight balance.
Range is strong without needing an unusually large battery, which supports efficiency.
The calculated range per kg is 7.13.
The calculated range per battery unit is 248.57.

Excellent rider information and controls

The included display or control unit should give useful ride information and control.

The included display or control unit should give useful ride information and control.
Multiple ride modes should give the rider more control over assistance levels.
Torque and cadence sensing should improve how precisely the bike responds to rider input.
This bike type benefits from clear rider information for everyday use.

Excellent smooth power delivery

Torque and cadence sensing should help the motor deliver more natural and controlled assistance.

Torque and cadence sensing should help the motor deliver more natural and controlled assistance.
Multiple ride modes should help riders choose a smoother level of assistance.
The included display or control unit should make it easier to manage assistance levels.

Good braking confidence

Hydraulic disc brakes should provide strong and controlled stopping power.

Good power-to-weight ratio

Power-to-weight is above average for this type of e-bike.

Power-to-weight is above average for this type of e-bike.
Motor power is low compared with similar e-bikes.
The bike is lighter than many similar e-bikes, which helps the power-to-weight balance.
The calculated power-to-weight score is 20.49.

Mixed commuting practicality

The all-terrain format should suit mixed commuting surfaces.

The all-terrain format should suit mixed commuting surfaces.
Range is average or better compared with similar e-bikes, which supports commuting practicality.
Charging time is average or better, which is useful for regular commuting.
Built-in lights are not listed, so commuting equipment may need adding.
A non-removable battery can make charging less flexible.
The display or control unit should make it easier to monitor assist level and battery use.
Hydraulic disc brakes are a strong practical feature for daily riding.
The bike is lighter than many similar e-bikes, which helps with daily handling.

Mixed liftability

The bike is very light compared with similar e-bikes, which should make it easier to lift and move.

The bike is very light compared with similar e-bikes, which should make it easier to lift and move.
The listed weight is 12.2 kg.
The carbon frame material should help keep weight down.

Mixed longer-ride suitability

Range is high compared with similar e-bikes, which is one of the strongest signs it should suit longer rides.

Range is high compared with similar e-bikes, which is one of the strongest signs it should suit longer rides.
Battery capacity is low compared with similar e-bikes.
Battery efficiency appears strong, which should help stretch range on longer rides.
The battery does not appear to be removable, which can make charging less flexible on longer days.
Charging time is shorter than average, which can help if topping up between rides.
The display or control unit should make it easier to monitor assistance and battery use on longer rides.

Average charging speed

Charging time is shorter than average for this type of e-bike.

Charging time is shorter than average for this type of e-bike.
The quoted charging time is long in absolute terms.

Overview

The Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS is a lightweight, all-terrain e-bike that offers smooth and controlled motor assistance, making it a great choice for mixed-surface riding. Its efficient battery use provides a solid range for daily commutes or light adventures, while hydraulic disc brakes ensure confident stopping power on varied terrain. However, the bike's lack of suspension may make rough roads feel less comfortable, and its lower motor power and torque might limit performance on steep hills or demanding off-road paths. With a carbon frame and chain drive, it balances practicality and performance for riders who prioritize efficiency over heavy-duty off-road capability.

Best For

✓

This all-terrain e-bike should suit riders who want a versatile option for mixed surfaces and moderate off-road use, with a focus on comfort and practicality for everyday riding. Its above-average power-to-weight ratio and responsive assistance make it a solid choice for riders prioritising efficiency and control, especially on varied terrain. The strong hydraulic disc brakes also provide confidence for controlled stopping, which is particularly useful in unpredictable conditions. Riders who value a lightweight frame and good range for longer rides may find this bike well-suited to their needs.

Who Should Avoid It

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Riders who need a larger battery or stronger hill-climbing support may want to compare similar all-terrain e-bikes, as this model has a lower battery capacity and torque compared with rivals. Riders carrying heavier loads may also find utility-focused alternatives more suitable, as the bike’s max payload is on the lower side for this category. However, the bike still offers good braking confidence and a strong power-to-weight ratio, which may appeal to riders prioritising responsiveness and control on mixed surfaces.

Ownership considerations

These points highlight practical ownership factors such as maintenance, storage, charging, everyday handling and bad-weather usability.

More maintenance likely

Poor

Chain drive is common and serviceable, but needs more cleaning and lubrication than a belt drive.

Chain drive is common and serviceable, but needs more cleaning and lubrication than a belt drive.
Hydraulic disc brakes are a strong everyday setup, though they may need occasional specialist servicing.
Tyres are listed, but there is no clear puncture-protection signal.
The carbon frame material can be lightweight, though damage checks may need more care.
A higher number of gears can add drivetrain complexity.

Limited storage practicality

Poor

The frame does not appear to fold, so storage will depend more on size and weight.

The frame does not appear to fold, so storage will depend more on size and weight.
The bike is lighter than many similar e-bikes, which should make storage and moving it around easier.

Mixed liftability

Mixed

The bike is very light compared with similar e-bikes, which should make it easier to lift and move.

The bike is very light compared with similar e-bikes, which should make it easier to lift and move.
The listed weight is 12.2 kg.
The carbon frame material should help keep weight down.

No removable battery advantage

Poor

The battery does not appear to be removable, so the whole bike may need to be near a charging point.

The battery does not appear to be removable, so the whole bike may need to be near a charging point.
This bike type can be larger or heavier, so a removable battery adds useful charging flexibility.

Average charging speed

Mixed

Charging time is shorter than average for this type of e-bike.

Charging time is shorter than average for this type of e-bike.
The quoted charging time is long in absolute terms.

100

Excellent battery efficiency

Excellent

The bike appears to get strong range from its battery size.

The bike appears to get strong range from its battery size.
The calculated range per battery unit is 248.57.

Some everyday equipment gaps

Weak

The included display or control unit adds useful ride information for daily use.

The included display or control unit adds useful ride information for daily use.
Multiple ride modes should help adapt the bike to different everyday journeys.
Hydraulic disc brakes are useful equipment for confident daily riding.

Some bad-weather limitations

Weak

Hydraulic disc brakes should provide better control and confidence in wet conditions.

Hydraulic disc brakes should provide better control and confidence in wet conditions.
Built-in lights are not listed, so bad-weather visibility may depend on extra accessories.
The all-terrain format should suit mixed surfaces and poorer conditions.
A very light e-bike may feel less planted in poor weather or windy conditions.
The wheel size should be workable for regular poor-weather riding, depending on tyre choice.
Frame material is listed as carbon fiber, which gives useful durability and maintenance context.

Some family utility limitations

Weak

The all-terrain format can suit mixed family or utility journeys.

The all-terrain format can suit mixed family or utility journeys.
The listed maximum payload is practical for lighter utility use.
The listed maximum payload is 120 kg.
Hydraulic disc brakes are useful when carrying children, shopping or heavier loads.
Range is average or better compared with similar e-bikes, which supports practical daily use.

Where to buy

Priced at £5,299, the Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS sits on the higher end for 2025 all-terrain e-bikes. It offers a strong power-to-weight ratio and efficient battery use, but some competitors may provide larger batteries or better climbing support for more demanding rides.

Compared with similar all terrain e-bikes on Bikkerr, this model sits £1,502.28 above average

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Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS

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The Ribble ALLGRIT E CARBON-X Force XPLR AXS is listed at £5,299, which is on the higher side when compared with similar all-terrain e-bikes from 2025. It offers a strong balance of range, power-to-weight ratio, and efficient battery use, which are key considerations for this type of bike. However, some competitors may provide a larger battery, stronger climbing support, or better load-carrying capabilities, which could be important for riders who tackle more demanding terrain or carry heavier loads. For an all-terrain e-bike, the trade-off here is between a lighter, more agile frame and the potential limitations in battery capacity and climbing assistance. Riders who prioritise everyday usability, handling, and a more natural riding feel may find the value more compelling, especially if they don’t frequently need extended range or heavy load support. The non-removable battery also adds a layer of consideration for those who value charging flexibility.

We reach this value score by combining the bike’s price, specification, performance data and comparison against similar e-bikes in our database.

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The listed price is GBP 5,299.

Against bikes from a similar release year, the price is expensive.

Range is strong compared with similar e-bikes.

Power-to-weight is strong for the price context.

Hydraulic disc brakes add useful specification value.

Torque and cadence sensing adds value by improving assist control and ride feel.

The included display or control unit adds useful everyday value.

The bike has 10 or more gears, which adds useful drivetrain range.

The bike appears to be a recent or current model.

The release age is recent, which supports value if pricing is competitive.

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Potential limitations

Areas where this e-bike may be less strong based on its specs and comparisons.

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Limited motor punch

Motor power is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Motor power is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Torque is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Power-to-weight is above average.

Torque-sensing assistance should make the motor response feel more natural.

The bike is lighter than many similar e-bikes, which should help responsiveness.

The calculated power-to-weight score is 20.49.

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Limited downhill control

No suspension may reduce control and comfort on rough or steeper descents.

No suspension may reduce control and comfort on rough or steeper descents.

Hydraulic disc brakes should provide controlled braking on descents.

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Limited rough-road comfort

No suspension may make rough roads, potholes and uneven paths feel harsher.

No suspension may make rough roads, potholes and uneven paths feel harsher.

The wheel size should be workable for rough roads and everyday uneven surfaces.

The all-terrain format should suit mixed surfaces and rougher paths.

Hydraulic disc brakes add useful control on rougher routes.

A very light bike may feel less planted over rough or broken surfaces.

Frame material is listed as carbon fiber, which gives useful comfort and build context.

2

Not ideal for steep hills

Torque is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Torque is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Power-to-weight is above average.

Motor power is low compared with similar e-bikes.

The torque-sensing assistance should help the bike respond more naturally on climbs.

The bike has 10 or more gears, which should help on varied climbs.

The bike is lighter than many similar e-bikes, which should help on climbs.

The calculated power-to-weight score is 20.49.

5

Low battery capacity

Battery capacity is low compared with similar e-bikes.

Battery capacity is low compared with similar e-bikes.

The listed battery capacity is modest but still usable for shorter rides.

6

No removable battery advantage

The battery does not appear to be removable, so the whole bike may need to be near a charging point.

The battery does not appear to be removable, so the whole bike may need to be near a charging point.

This bike type can be larger or heavier, so a removable battery adds useful charging flexibility.

11

No built-in light advantage

Built-in lights are not listed, so separate lights may be needed.

Built-in lights are not listed, so separate lights may be needed.

The all-terrain format can benefit from built-in lights for mixed everyday use.

The display or control unit may make light and ride-status management easier.

15

Not very off-road capable

The all-terrain design suggests the bike is intended for mixed surfaces.

The all-terrain design suggests the bike is intended for mixed surfaces.

No suspension limits comfort and control on rough off-road terrain.

Hydraulic disc brakes should help with control on loose or uneven terrain.

Torque is low compared with similar e-bikes, which may limit off-road climbing support.

The 700c wheel size may suit gravel or light mixed-surface riding, depending on tyre setup.

E-system & battery comparison

Motor Power

250 watts

▼ 203 W below average

Motor Torque

55 Nm

▼ 15 Nm below average

Power-to-weight

20.49 W/kg

▲ 0.1 W/kg above average

Battery Capacity

350 Wh

▼ 190 Wh below average

Claimed Max Range

87 miles

▲ 17 miles above average

Charge Time

4h

▼ 54 mins faster than average

Sensor Type

Torque and Cadence Sensor

Removable Battery

No

Motor Name

MAHLE X 20

This all-terrain e-bike offers a smooth and responsive pedal-assist feel that should feel natural for mixed-surface riding, with a balance between assistance and rider input. Next to similar models, its motor support is more modest, with less outright punch but a focus on efficiency and predictable power delivery. Climbing and low-speed support may feel slightly limited compared to some alternatives, but the power-to-weight balance should help the assistance feel more lively in real-world conditions. The torque and cadence sensor setup should provide a smooth, controlled ride with good responsiveness, especially on varied terrain. Riders looking for a lightweight, efficient all-terrain e-bike that prioritises range and everyday usability over maximum climbing power may find this motor setup well-suited to their needs.

This explanation is based on the bike’s motor power, torque, battery capacity, claimed range, charging time, sensor type and how those figures compare with similar e-bikes in our database.

eBike FAQs

Is this bike suitable for long rides on mixed terrain?

This bike is well-suited for long rides on mixed terrain, thanks to its efficient battery use and smooth power delivery, which should help you cover a good distance comfortably. However, the lack of suspension may make rough roads or uneven paths feel less comfortable, and the lower motor power and torque might make steep hills or demanding off-road sections feel more challenging. Overall, it's a solid choice for mixed-surface riding, especially if you prioritize efficiency and range over heavy-duty off-road performance.

How does the motor perform when climbing hills?

The motor provides smooth and controlled assistance when climbing hills, but it may struggle with very steep inclines due to its lower torque compared to similar e-bikes. The 55 Nm torque and 250W motor power offer adequate support for moderate hills, especially with the torque and cadence sensor helping to deliver natural assistance. If you frequently ride steep terrain, you may want to consider a bike with higher torque for more confident hill climbing.

Does the bike offer enough range for daily commuting or weekend rides?

The bike offers a range of 87 miles, which is above average for similar e-bikes, making it suitable for daily commuting or weekend rides. While the battery capacity is below average, the bike's efficiency is strong, meaning you get more range from the battery size. The non-removable battery means you'll need to charge the bike near a power source, which is something to consider for convenience.

How comfortable is the ride on rough or uneven roads?

The ride on rough or uneven roads may feel less comfortable due to the lack of suspension, which can make potholes and bumps more noticeable. However, the hydraulic disc brakes should provide confident stopping power, and the all-terrain design suggests it can handle mixed surfaces reasonably well. For smoother rides on rough terrain, consider adding a suspension seat post or cushioned saddle for extra comfort.

Is this bike a good value option compared to similar e-bikes?

This bike may not be the best value option compared to similar e-bikes, as the listed price is quite high for this type of all-terrain model. While it offers above-average range and good braking confidence, the battery capacity is below average, and the battery isn't removable, which could limit charging convenience. These factors, combined with the price, suggest it might be a demanding purchase unless specific features are prioritized over cost.

Can I easily charge the battery if I don't have access to a power source?

The battery is non-removable, so you'll need to charge it via the bike's charging port, which requires access to a power source. If you're frequently in areas without easy access to electricity, you may need to plan your rides accordingly or carry a portable charger. The 4-hour charge time is reasonable for a bike of this type, but the battery capacity is relatively small compared to similar e-bikes, which may impact how often you need to recharge.

How practical is this bike for everyday use and storage?

This bike is reasonably practical for everyday use, with a range of 87 miles and a lightweight frame of 12.2 kg, which makes it manageable for daily commuting or weekend rides. However, the battery is not removable, so charging may be less convenient if you don't have access to a power source near where you park. Storage can also be a consideration since the bike doesn't fold, so you'll need space to accommodate its size.

What are the main limitations of this bike for someone looking for a versatile all-terrain e-bike?

This bike is designed for mixed surfaces, but it lacks suspension, which may make rough roads, potholes, and uneven paths feel less comfortable. While it's not highly off-road capable, the all-terrain format should handle mixed trails reasonably well. The hydraulic disc brakes provide confident stopping power, which is helpful on varied terrain.

eBike Overview

eBike Type: All Terrain

The style of riding intended for this bike

Released: 2025

The bike was released 1 years ago

Screen

Mahle i Woc One / HMI top-tube integrated head unit

Lights Included

No

Weight (inc battery): 12.2 kg

The website average for electric bikes is 22.99 kg. This electric bike is 10.8 kg under the average. Total bike weight may vary depending on frame size.

Sizing & Geometry

Min / Max Rider Height

XS: 159-169 cm, SM: 167-176 cm, MD: 174-181 cm, LG: 179-186 cm, XL: 184-193 cm

Folded Dimensions

Unknown

Wheel & Tire Details

Wheelset Name

Mavic Allroad 1 Disc Wheelset

Wheelset Size

700c

Tires

Inner Tube SV17 700x28/47 Presta 40mm

Frame Info

Frame Material

Carbon Fiber

Suspension Type

No suspension

Foldable Frame

No

Max Payload

120 kg (264.6 lbs)

Drivechain Details

Groupset details

Force, Force XPLR eTap

Drivechain type

Chain drive

Shifters

SRAM Force AXS E 1 Electronic Shift Levers

Amount of gears

13 Gears

Rear Derailleur

SRAM Force XPLR AXS E 1

Front Derailleur

None

Cassette

SRAM XPLR 12-Speed Cassette

Cranks

SRAM Force XPLR AXS E 1 DUB Wide Crankset (Standard 40 T chainring)

Chain

SRAM Force E 1 Flattop 12-Speed

Bottom Bracket

MAHLE-specific PF 46 bottom bracket with a built-in torque sensor

Brakes

Brakes

Hydraulic Disc

Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake

Hydraulic operated discs brakes (Very good)

Brake Rotors

SRAM Centerline 160 mm 6-bolt rotors

Shifters

SRAM Force AXS E 1 Electronic Shift Levers

Other Components

Saddle

Unknown

Handlebars

Unknown

Bar Tape

Unknown

Manufactures Info

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Warranty: None

Limited warranty website average: 3.12 years