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Grizl CF SL

A gravel bike at home on the rough stuff and ready for real adventure.

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Built for rough gravel travel

Universal sizing

Rigid or plush?

Bristlin' for a Grizlin'?

Get Grizl'd. Your way. From sunset blasts to week-long trips to bombing about where no drop-bar bike should - a durable construction and progressive specs mean the Grizl CF SL is good to go when you are.

A mixed-terrain gravel slayer

Our most capable drop-bar Gravel offering fits up to 50 mm tyres (in 700C!). That makes it a fast mixed-terrain shapeshifter you can really push when the going gets rough.

Mounts mounts and more mounts

With fork mounts frame mounts and fender mounts the Grizl CF SL has mounts for days so you can customise your setup to carry all you need. Pick your bags. Pack up. Get Grizlin'.

Durable carbon construction

The Grizl meets our 1CX testing protocols meaning we test above and beyond the requirements of standard road bikes. The result is a package that can handle year-round off-road riding punishment.

7 sizes - everyone can Grizl

Tall or short we offer one of the broadest size spectrums in the industry. The Grizl caters for riders from 160 cm to 200+ cm. With 650B wheels equipped on 2XS and XS models we offer the right wheel size to the right rider for consistent handling across the range.

Lightness & stiffness
Carry stuff

Hit the balance between low-maintenance simplicty and off-road capability with a full-carbon fork. Plus carry more with you, thanks to Anything Cage mounts on both sides.

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Shred rough

Our most progressive gravel bike. With RockShox Rudy front suspension for extra comfort, control, and grip. It's time to give gravel some travel.

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The Gravel bike experts Grizl CF SL fact centre

- In short the Grizl CF SLX is built for maximum speed over rough gravel and the Grizl CF SL is designed for modern gravel bikers looking for a little bit of everything: including regular mixed-terrain rides gravel events and bikepacking. The bikes differ in multiple different ways:
  
  Frame:
  The CF SLX weighs a stunning 950 grams using an advanced carbon layup to keep weight to an absolute minimum with no compromises on durability.
  The CF SL is still light and stiff but weighs a bit more than the SLX due to its less advanced carbon construction.
  
  Wheels:
  In the pursuit of maximum speed the CF SLX has premium aero carbon wheels.
  The CF SL uses aluminium wheels that aren’t quite as light aero or stiff.
  
  Shifting:
  The CF SLX uses top-end groupsets to keep shifting performance at a maximum and weight to an absolute minimum. Electronic shifting options are available.
  The CF SL is fitted with mid-range mechanical groupsets that are reliable more economical to repair and still provide good performance.
- Short answer: the Grizl is most at home on rough gravel thanks to its 45 mm tyres out of the box and ability to even fit mountain bike tyres if you’re riding extremely rough surfaces thanks to a big 50 mm of tyre clearance.
  
  It’s still fast and capable on quicker hard-packed light gravel roads. But on these roads the lighter Grail has an advantage in terms of speed.
  
  And on light semi-technical singletrack the Grizl can still get the job done in the hands of a skilled rider. But it can’t match the capability of a mountain bike with its wide flat handlebar and trail-optimised design across the board.
- Your tyre pressure depends on so many factors – total rider & bike weight what surface you’re riding on what tyres you’re using and more.
  
  If you pump up your tyres too hard you won’t have any grip on loose surfaces.
  
  Likewise if you don’t have enough pressure in your tyres you run the risk of pinch flats the tyre feeling wobbly and bendy when cornering or the rim banging against the ground when you roll over roots.
  
  It might take a bit of trial and error to find your perfect pressure. If you’re experiencing any of the issues above then stop immediately and add or remove a bit of air accordingly. When you’re doing this however never go outside the manufacturer’s recommended tyre pressure range printed on the side of the tyre.