Aspero Apex XPLR Gravel Bike

Dropped seat stays and a slightly reduced front-end stiffness on the Aspero Apex XPLR Gravel Bike add compliance without softening the frame's race intent, changes carried over from the current Aspero generation. Additional tire and mud clearance, developed after watching bikes clog during a muddy race, keeps the bike moving through wet, sloppy conditions. Cervelo also measures a 3-watt aerodynamic gain over the outgoing frame, meaningful across a long, exposed effort.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"A mechanical Apex derailleur has never left me stranded with a dead battery mid-lap, and the shift feel stays consistent whether it's mud-caked or fresh off the truck."

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