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Jun 2026 · Jordan Villella
The new Lapierre XR keeps a familiar look but updates the suspension placement, feel, and climbing performance.
Sharp-looking chassis, stands out visually
Improved climbing performance and agility
Lower shock position for lower center of gravity and easier access
Flip chip adjusts BB height without affecting kinematics
Balanced anti-squat near 100% at sag
Same frame platform and geometry across all builds
Asymmetric BB area for weight and shock access
Fidlock cover removable for weight savings
UD Racing layup saves 50g vs previous model
Range of five builds from €3,799 to €10,000
Previous XR was not the sharpest climber
Only one water bottle mount
Claimed 50g weight drop not massive
Not as light as some competitors
No Flight Attendant on top build
Pricey flagship at €10,000
Jun 2026 · Jessie-May Morgan
There's no horizontal shock to see here, and a hole in the downtube makes for super neat packaging.
Apr 2026 · Jack Evans
While most big brands now offer two gravel bikes, Lapierre has just the one, which means the Crosshill CF by
Versatile generalist design
Semi-integrated cables
Suspension fork corrected
4kg weight
Quality wheelset and tyres
45mm tyre clearance a little narrow
No in-frame storage
Older 1x12-speed SRAM groupset
44cm wide bars
Feb 2026 · Jessie-May Morgan
The current Lapierre cross-country bike - the 110 mm XRM - positions the shock horizontally in the frame with a flex-stay linkage driving it.
Jan 2026 · Peter Walker
Is the Lapierre Spicy CF Team the Best Enduro Bike for the 2026 Season? We Put It Through the Wringer to Find Out.
Suspension generates plenty of traction
Many conversion options
Severely limited insertion depth
Poor climber
Lacks agility
Jan 2026 · Alex Hunt
A closer look at Picnic Post-NL's newly updated race bike, with new paint, new carbon, and an all-new fork.
Q: Which Lapierre bikes are most popular?
The most popular Lapierre model families are the Xélius, Overvolt, and Pulsium.
Q: Does Lapierre make eBikes?
Yes, Lapierre manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.