Build weights are provided for a medium‑sized frame and are intended solely as general guidance. Actual weight will vary based on the selected components and accessories, as well as standard manufacturing tolerances. These figures do not constitute a guarantee or warranty of final product weight, and we may occasionally make minor modifications to specifications without prior notice.

• Apex XPLR build: 11.1 kg
• Apex XPLR AXS build: 11 kg
• Rival XPLR AXS build: 10.8 kg

We offer a lifetime warranty on all Ribble frames and forks for the original purchaser. This covers any manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship so you can ride with complete confidence. The standard manufacturer's warranty covers all other components.

Yes. All cables are routed internally to protect them from dirt and water ingress while providing you with the possibility to update your ride with a dropper post and Shimano Di2 drivetrains, should you wish to in future.

The frame offers clearance for 700 x 45 mm or 650b x 47 mm tyres.

No. Ribble bikes are supplied with inner tubes installed as standard, even when fitted with tubeless-ready wheels and tyres.

If you'd like to run a tubeless setup, the conversion must be carried out after delivery. This typically requires tubeless valves, sealant and, in some cases, tubeless rim tape depending on the wheel specification. We recommend following the wheel and tyre manufacturer's instructions when converting to tubeless.

This approach gives riders the flexibility to choose the setup that best suits their riding preferences and maintenance requirements.

Yes, there are built-in mounts on the seat stays and dropouts for a rear-fitting pannier rack.

Yes. Discreet eyelets on the frame ensure compatibility with full-coverage mudguards for comprehensive wet-weather protection.

The Gravel 725 is supplied with 3 x 10 mm spacers, allowing the height of the handlebars and stem to be fine-tuned to your preferred fit. You may need to consult a qualified bike mechanic if you are unsure how to make this adjustment yourself.

The frame is compatible with traditional 68 mm BSA threaded bottom brackets.

The Gravel 725 comes with a LEVEL 44 headset with a 41 x 30.2 x 6.5 mm, 36° x 45° upper bearing, and a 40 x 52 x 8 mm, 45° x 45° lower bearing.

There are three in total, providing mounting points for a top tube bag, rear rack, and oversized cages on the forks. The carryall mounts on each fork leg enable bulky items such as ground mats and sleeping bags to be carried as luggage.

There are three in total. Two are within the main triangle, and one is underneath the down tube.

The addition of Di2-specific cable routing ensures there is provision to retrofit the frame with Shimano Di2 1x gear systems in the future.

The Gravel 725 uses a 27.2 mm diameter seat post and a 30.0 mm seat collar.

Thru Axles:

• Front: M12 x 120mm x 1.5 mm
• Rear: M12 x 172 mm x 1.5 mm

The Gravel 725 uses a replaceable derailleur hanger.

No. The Gravel 725 is a 1x specific frameset, making it incompatible with double-ring chainsets.

The frame is compatible with flat-mount disc brakes front and rear.

We do not supply pedals with our bikes due to the various systems people use. However, when configuring your bike, you can select from a range of our best-selling pedals.