Lapierre Xelius DRS 9.0 Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 Carbon
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| Frame | Carbon |
| Material | Carbon |
| Fork | Lapierre, Carbon UD SLI |
| Switching group | Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 |
| Manufacturer shift group | Shimano |
| Rear derailleur | Shimano, Dura-Ace Di2 R9250 12-speed |
| Front derailleur | Shimano, Dura-Ace Di2 R9250 Brazed-On |
| Number of gears | 2 x 12 |
| Crank handle | Shimano, Dura-Ace R9200 52-36T |
| Cassette | Shimano, cassette, Dura-Ace CS-R9200-12, MICRO SPLINE, 11-34T |
| Pedals included in the scope of delivery | nein |
| Gear lever | Shimano, shift-brake lever, Dura-Ace ST-R9270 |
| Impellers | Front: DT Swiss, ERC1400 Spline 35 mm, Centre Lock, tubeless-compatible; rear: DT Swiss, ERC1400 Spline 45 mm, Centre Lock, tubeless-compatible |
| Wheel size | 28 Zoll |
| Tyres | Continental, GP5000S TR Tubeless-ready |
| Brakes | Shimano, hydraulic disc brake, Dura-Ace R9270, 160/140 mm |
| Handlebars | Lapierre, drop-bar, semi-integrated combo UD carbon, -10°, drop: 125 mm, reach: 72 mm |
| Seat post | Lapierre, non-suspension, carbon, Xelius DRS, 0 mm offset, L: 350 mm |
| Saddle | Prologo, Dimension T4.0 rails |
| Stem | Lapierre, integrated into the handlebars |
The bike will be back in stock from 15 October 2026. It’s worth pre-ordering!
The wind – that natural element which challenges the cyclist and pushes them to their limits. Struggling, struggling and struggling again against this invisible force that slows you down, curbs your speed and saps your morale. Yet when this wind is tamed, it propels you to new heights of performance. It is this DNA that the new Xelius DRS embodies perfectly. This bike – a combination of the Xelius SL and Aircode DRS – doesn’t play with the wind, but stands up to it, challenges it and brings out the best in it.
In the wind tunnel, the figures speak for themselves: aerodynamics have improved by 15 per cent compared to its predecessors. In watts, this outstanding performance is confirmed by a saving of up to 15 watts at high speeds on flat terrain. And how does it perform in racing? A new speed machine that helped Cassandre Beaugrand to Olympic glory. And it will continue to push every rider’s performance to the very limit!
Xelius DRS: performance and comfort combined
With the radical decision to combine the best of two bikes with numerous professional victories to their name, Lapierre’s engineers have made a significant choice. Yet this bike cannot be reduced to speed alone: These new, racy lines and the minimalist design (particularly evident on the fork) offer a completely new perspective. The thoroughly revised 3D Tubular technology frees up the entire seat tube, allowing it to flex along its entire length.
The result is significantly improved comfort, which subtly complements the aggressive geometry of the rear triangle. Performance combined with comfort, then, confirmed by its compatibility with a wide range of tyres (up to 32 mm) to tackle a variety of road surfaces (cobblestones, off-road, gravel, etc.). A road bike through and through!
This bike arrives (almost) fully assembled. All you need to do is straighten the handlebars and fit the pedals.
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Safety information for bicycles, e-bikes and children’s bikes
The safe and long-term use of bicycles, e-bikes and children’s bikes requires careful checks, regular maintenance and proper handling. These guidelines provide practical advice on safe use and should be followed in conjunction with the manufacturer’s operating instructions.
1. Safety checks before riding
The following checks should be carried out before every ride:
Brakes and steering: Test that the brakes are working properly and ensure that the steering is smooth and stable.
Tyres and wheels: Check that the tyres are at the correct pressure and that the wheels and quick-release mechanisms are securely fastened.
Fittings: Check that fittings such as mudguards, luggage racks, the saddle and pedals are securely fastened.
Accessories and loading: Ensure that luggage and accessories are correctly fitted and that the maximum load capacity is not exceeded.
2. Technical safety and intended use
Component inspection: Regularly check safety-critical components such as the frame, fork, handlebars, seat post and brakes for damage. Do not use the bicycle if there are any visible defects.
Maximum load capacity: Observe the weight restrictions for the total weight (bicycle, rider, load and, where applicable, trailer). You will find the specifications in the manufacturer’s information.
Proper use: Only use the bicycle or e-bike within the intended category of use. Improper use poses safety risks.
Accessories and modifications: Only use approved accessories such as child seats or trailers, and do not carry out any unauthorised modifications, particularly to the drive system of e-bikes.
3. Special notes for e-bikes
Battery and charging:
Only use batteries and chargers approved by the manufacturer.
Charge the battery in safe locations and in accordance with the temperature specifications.
Remove the battery before transporting the e-bike.
Electric assistance:
Familiarise yourself with the assistance modes and the push assist function. Test the e-bike first in a safe environment, particularly when carrying different loads or on difficult terrain.
Running in disc brakes:
Run in new brakes before your first long ride to ensure optimum braking performance.
Transport guidelines:
When transporting the bike, follow the manufacturer’s instructions and comply with legal regulations.
Component manuals:
For detailed information on e-bike systems from drive component manufacturers, see here:
For Fazua motors:
https://fazua.com/de/support/help-center/knowledge-base/fazua-app/
For Bosch motors:
https://help.bosch-ebike.com/de/help-center#wss-manuals
For Shimano motors:
https://lifestylebike.shimano.com/de/support/
4. Special safety rules for children’s bicycles
Duty of supervision: Children must only use bicycles under the supervision of a responsible adult.
Suitable size and equipment: Ensure that the bicycle is age-appropriate and that all safety features (e.g. brakes, reflectors, chain guard) are in good working order.
Loading and accessories: Securely attach child seats and luggage racks, and take care not to exceed the load capacity.
5. Care and maintenance
Cleaning: Use a soft cloth and mild cleaning products. Avoid high-pressure washers to prevent damage to electrical and mechanical components.
Regular inspections: Arrange for regular servicing by a qualified specialist workshop to check for wear and tear and ensure safety.
Spare parts: Only use original or approved spare parts to maintain the bike’s functionality.
6. What to do after your ride
Document any damage: If there is any visible damage or malfunction, do not continue to use the bicycle. Have it checked by a specialist workshop.
Avoid hot components: Avoid contact with hot components such as brake discs or drive units to prevent burns.
Final notes
This safety information provides you with a comprehensive overview of the safe use of bicycles, e-bikes and children’s bikes. Always follow the manufacturer’s instruction manual and contact a specialist retailer if you have any questions. Safe and responsible use not only ensures your safety but also extends the service life of your bicycle.
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