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mrt 2026 · Mike Anderson
There was a glorious era in the 2010s when all the big brands jumped on the aero bandwagon to bring
Very fast aero ride
Powerful position
Long reach for stable handling
Eye-catching looks
Long and low position may not suit more casual riders
Narrow 36cm bars
Direct ride feel
jan 2026 · Travis Reill
The Noah has been Ridley's flagship aero road machine, and now it goes even farther with less effort, thanks to the TQ HPR 40 drive unit
okt 2025 · Jordan Villella
Ridley has officially entered the triathlon scene with the all-new Triton Fast Triathlon bike - not to be confused with its Dean Fast TT bike
okt 2025 · Jan Fock
The Ridley Grifn RS aims to unite road and gravel. We put it to the test to find out if it’s versatile and capable enough to deliver on its promise.
Highly versatile
Snappy and lively acceleration
Excellent ergonomics
Aggressive look
Fully customisable via Ridley’s configurator, including options for a sleek green Lamborghini look
Slightly heavy for its racy character
Limited compliance
Headset adjustment can be tricky
sep 2025 · Travis Reill
The Ridley E-Kanzo Adventure takes its award-winning adventure gravel bike even further with the addition of Bosch CX pedal assistance
jul 2025 · Jeremy Benson
The new Ridley E-ASTR e-gravel bike is one of the first with TQ's new HPR40 drive system for light weight and light assist.
Q: Which Ridley bikes are most popular?
The most popular Ridley model families are the Kanzo, Noah en Grifn.
Q: Does Ridley make eBikes?
Yes, Ridley manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.