Lapierre Crosshill CF 8.0 2026 - Gravel Bike

















The Lapierre Crosshill CF 8.0 is a carbon gravel bike with a performance-focused build. SRAM Force XPLR AXS shifting, Zipp 303 XPLR S wheels and 44mm WTB tyres combine speed and off-road control for gravel adventures and long-distance rides.
Key Features:
- Lapierre carbon gravel frame designed for long-distance and mixed-surface riding
- Lapierre UD SL carbon fork
- SRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x13-speed electronic drivetrain
- SRAM Force XPLR AXS hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotors
- Zipp 303 XPLR S gravel wheels with 32mm internal rim width
- WTB Raddler 44mm tyres with fast centre tread and aggressive outer knobs
- Carbon gravel handlebar with 12° flare for added control off-road
- Available with 0% APR finance
The Lapierre Crosshill CF 8.0 sits at the performance-focused end of the Crosshill range, combining its versatile carbon gravel platform with wireless SRAM shifting and wide Zipp gravel wheels. It's designed for riders who want to cover plenty of ground, whether that's a fast gravel ride, a long-distance challenge or a multi-day bikepacking trip.
The Lapierre carbon frame is paired with a UD SL carbon fork, helping keep weight down while providing precise handling across mixed surfaces. Internal routing around the cockpit creates a clean appearance, while the rigid carbon setup suits the Crosshill's combination of efficient road riding and off-road exploration.
SRAM Force XPLR AXS provides wireless electronic shifting with a simple 1x drivetrain. The single chainring removes the need for a front derailleur, simplifying gear selection and creating an uncluttered setup that's particularly well suited to gravel riding.
The Force DUB Wide carbon crankset is paired with the wide-range XPLR cassette, giving you gearing suited to changing gradients without the complexity of a second chainring. SRAM's AXS electronic system provides quick, consistent shifting without a mechanical cable between the controls and rear derailleur.
SRAM Force XPLR AXS hydraulic disc brakes use 160mm rotors front and rear. They provide controlled braking for managing speed on loose gravel, technical sections and longer descents, with the shift and brake controls integrated into the drop-bar levers.
Zipp 303 XPLR S wheels are developed specifically around high-volume gravel tyres. Their wide 32mm internal rim profile provides a broad foundation for the 44mm WTB tyres, helping support the tyre casing when riding at the lower pressures commonly used off-road.
WTB Raddler TCS Light tyres provide 44mm of width for useful cushioning and traction on rough surfaces. Their tread combines a relatively fast centre section with more pronounced shoulder knobs, balancing rolling efficiency with grip when cornering on loose gravel.
The carbon gravel handlebar uses a compact 68mm reach, 122mm drop and 12 degrees of flare. The flare provides a wider position when riding in the drops, giving you additional control on rougher tracks and descents while retaining a familiar drop-bar riding position.
A Fizik Terra Argo X7 saddle is designed with gravel riding in mind and is paired with a 27.2mm Lapierre alloy seatpost, completing a straightforward setup suited to spending long hours on mixed terrain.
The Crosshill CF 8.0 combines the Crosshill's adventure-focused versatility with a lighter, performance-oriented component package. Wireless Force XPLR AXS shifting, wide Zipp gravel wheels and high-volume WTB tyres make it well suited to riders looking for a capable gravel bike for fast day rides, long-distance challenges and bikepacking.
Please note: The frame is covered by a 2-year warranty only. Component parts are subject to availability, and in some cases, components may be substituted with equivalent parts. Please refer to our warranty guide for further guidance.
Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.
| Frame | Lapierre Carbon |
| Fork | Lapierre Carbon UD SL |
| Headset | Acros Integrated Integrated |
| Stem | Lapierre Not Adjustable Alloy, internal routing, Ø: 31.8 mm, L: 90 mm |
| Bars | Lapierre Drop bar Carbon gravel bar, Drop: 122 mm, Reach: 68 mm, Flare: 12° |
| Front Brake | Sram Hydraulic Disc brake Force XPLR AXS, 160 mm |
| Rear Brake | Sram Hydraulic Disc brake Force XPLR AXS, 160 mm |
| Brake Lever | Sram Triggershift Force ETAP AXS D2 Sram Shift-brake lever Force ETAP AXS D2 |
| Rear Mech | Sram Force XPLR AXS, 12s |
| Shifters | Sram Triggershift Force ETAP AXS D2 Sram Shift-brake lever Force ETAP AXS D2 |
| Speed | 13 |
| Front Hub | Zipp WH 303 XPLR S, 32 mm |
| Front Tyre | WTB Raddler TCS LIGHT 60TPI 44-622 |
| Rear Tyre | WTB Raddler TCS LIGHT 60TPI 44-622 |
| Seat Post | Lapierre Non Suspension Alloy, Ø 27.2 mm, L: 350 mm |
| Saddle | Fizik Gravel Terra Argo X7 150mm |
| Chainset | Sram Force DUB Wide Carbon |
| Bottom Bracket | Sram PressFit DUB 86.5 Road |
| Chain | Sram Chain Force 12s |
| Cassette | Sram Cassette XG 1251 XPLR-12 |
| Pedals | VP 367 Clips&Strap |
See the table below to find the right size.
Gravel Bike Bike Sizing
XXS (44)
4'8"
5'1"
XS (48)
5'1"
5'4"
S (51)
5'4"
5'7"
M (54)
5'7"
5'10"
L (56)
5'10"
6'0"
XL (58)
6'0"
6'3"
XXL (60)
6'3"
6'5"
XXXL (62)
6'5"
6'9"
Read our bike size guide for more information on sizing.
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4’8” / 143cm |
44 (XXS) |
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4’9” / 145cm |
44 (XXS) |
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4’10” / 148cm |
44 (XXS) |
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4’11” / 150cm |
44 (XXS) |
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5’0” / 152cm |
44 (XXS) |
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5’1” / 155cm |
44 (XXS) |
48 (XS) |
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5’2” / 158cm |
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48 (XS) |
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5’3” / 160cm |
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48 (XS) |
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5’4” / 163cm |
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48 (XS) |
51 (S) |
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5’5” / 165cm |
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51 (S) |
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5’6” / 168cm |
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51 (S) |
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5’7” / 170cm |
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51 (S) |
54 (M) |
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5’8” / 173cm |
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54 (M) |
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5’9” / 175cm |
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54 (M) |
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5’10” / 178cm |
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54 (M) |
56 (L) |
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5’11” / 180cm |
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56 (L) |
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6’0” / 183cm |
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56 (L) |
58 (XL) |
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6’1” / 185cm |
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58 (XL) |
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6’2” / 188cm |
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58 (XL) |
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6’3” / 191cm |
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58 (XL) |
60 (XXL) |
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6’4” / 193cm |
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60 (XXL) |
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6’5” / 196cm |
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60 (XXL) |
62 (XXXL) |
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6’6” / 198cm |
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62 (XXXL) |
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6’7” / 201cm |
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62 (XXXL) |
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6’8” / 203cm |
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62 (XXXL) |
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6’9” / 205cm |
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62 (XXXL) |
Read our bike size guide for more information on sizing.
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