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sram etap gravel bike Vielo V+1 Race Edition SRAM RED XPLR AXS 13 Speed – Vielo Sports

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sram etap gravel bike Vielo V+1 Race Edition SRAM RED XPLR AXS 13 Speed – Vielo SportsIntroducing the all new V+1 Race Edition 2. 1 refreshed, refined, and ready to race. Now UDH compatible with a redesigned rear triangle for cutting edge drivetrain tech, this upgrade brings SRAMs 13 speed RED XPLR compatibility, featherweight axles (just 51g a pair!), a premium titanium ceramic headset for ultimate durability, and two bold new colours. Its still the bike you love just evolved for the next generation of gravel performance. Always

Introducing the all-new V+1 Race Edition 2.1 – refreshed, refined, and ready to race. Now UDH-compatible with a redesigned rear triangle for cutting-edge drivetrain tech, this upgrade brings SRAM’s 13-speed RED XPLR compatibility, featherweight axles (just 51g a pair!), a premium titanium-ceramic headset for ultimate durability, and two bold new colours. It’s still the bike you love – just evolved for the next generation of gravel performance.

Always bespoke builds
Each bike will be built to order, to your desired specification. You pick the parts that fit you from the start. Ensuring the correct bar width, stem length, crank length and chainring size for you. In this case we'll be building it with a 13 speed SRAM Red AXS wireless group set

The Vielo V+1 is available in 2 versions. 

  • The V+1 Race Edition – Frame with fully internally routed cables and exploding V+1 designs. This frame is UDH compatible.
  • The V+1 Semi Integrated Frame – Universal cable routing where the cables are visible under the bar as they enter the down tube. This frame uses a Vielo Mech hanger.

All versions feature the same geometry and frame shape and same raw frame weight of 880g the only difference between Race Edition and Semi Integrated is the cable routing and UDH compatibility.


REVIEWS

2025 GRAVEL AND ADVENTURE BIKE OF THE YEAR ! - Road.cc

Cyclist Magazine – 9/10“Efficient ride feel. Balanced handling geometry. Innovative features” Read the loving Vielo V+1 review with cyclist here 

Road.cc – 9/10  “Straight out of the box, the Vielo V+1 Race Edition feels nimble and flickable, and a huge amount of fun to ride – and that's not just on the dry, hardpacked trails most 'quick' gravel bikes can cope with, this one performs on even the wettest and muddiest trails.” Read the full review from Road.cc here

Guy Kesteven – The Velocity of this Vielo V+1 is absolutely nuts! Watch his brilliant ride review here 

Road.cc – 8/10 “the Gen 2 version of Vielo's V+1 Strato offers a fast and fun ride, and thanks to massive tyre clearance you aren't restricted in your choice of terrain. It's comfortable too, and has smooth clean looks even in the mechanical group set builds.” Read the review from road.cc here  

Cycling weekly 8/10 – “pleasingly fast, able to motor along at pace and quickly respond to sudden accelerations. The long wheelbase meant that steep and rocky trails were dispatched with aplomb too. “Read the full cycling weekly CHPT3 V+1 review here 

Key Features:
Frame and Fork Material: The V+1 is constructed from high-quality carbon fiber, ensuring a lightweight yet robust frame. The use of carbon fiber also provides excellent vibration dampening, contributing to a smoother ride over rough surfaces.

Design: The frame features a modern, sleek design. It is engineered with a focus on durability, capable of handling the rigors of off-road cycling.

Geometry for Versatility: The geometry of the V+1 is optimized for both comfort and performance, striking a balance that allows for agility on technical trails and stability on long rides. This makes it an excellent choice for a wide range of riding styles, from competitive gravel racing to leisurely exploration.

Tire Clearance for Adaptability: One of the standout features of the Vielo V+1 is its generous tire clearance, accommodating tires up to 50mm wide. This versatility allows riders to customize their setup based on the terrain, whether opting for wider tires for rugged trails or narrower ones for smoother roads.

Drivetrain and Components:
1x Drivetrain: The V+1 is designed around a 1x drivetrain, which simplifies gear selection and reduces the risk of mechanical issues. This setup is particularly advantageous in gravel riding, where reliability and ease of maintenance are crucial.

The Vielo V+1 is celebrated for its exceptional ride quality, combining speed, agility, and comfort. Its advanced frame design and high-quality materials provide a responsive and lively feel, making it suitable for competitive racing as well as comfortable endurance rides. The bike's adaptability across different terrains and conditions makes it a reliable partner for exploring new routes, whether on gravel paths, forest trails, or tarmac.

Here's the Specification sheet for this bike;

 

Frame Vielo V+1 Race Edition carbon frame with full internal cable routing (Exclusively designed for wireless Groupsets) 880g Raw weight
Fork Vielo V+1 Race Edition carbon Fork with full internal cable routing
Colours Teal, Green or Blush - with tumbling V+1 logo fade
Handlebars Vielo Carbon Bar-Stem unit. Bar width 40cm, 42cm, 44cm
Stems Vielo Carbon Bar-Stem unit. Stem length 90, 100, 110mm
Headset Vielo by Token - Upgraded to Ceramic / Titanium 
Wheels Zipp 303s XPLR SW Carbon wheels
Tyres Schwalbe G-One Overland 700 x 50mm
Crankset SRAM RED 1X E1 XPLR Carbon crank arms with Alloy Chainring
Bottom Bracket Token Ninja BB386 Evo Pressfit
Chain SRAM RED E1 Flat top chain
Rear Mech Sram Red AXS XPLR E1 - 13 speed wireless (Max 46T)
Cassette SRAM Cassette XG-1391 XPLR E1 13 Speed  - 10-46T
Shifters SRAM Red AXS E1 - 13 speed wireless 
Rotors SRAM Centreline X 140mm rear, 160mm front
Saddle Selle Italia SLR Novus Boost Evo X-Cross carbon rail saddle
Seat post Vielo Carbon 30.9mm x 400mm
Axles Vielo Thru axle 12x100mm / 12x142mm with 1.0mm Thread pitch for UDH
Mech Hanger UDH Compatible
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