Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0 vs Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0

Lapierre

Xelius Drs 8.0

Giant

Tcr Advanced SL 0

Top of the rangeCarbon700c2026

Top of the rangeCarbon700c2025

Close on the specs and the list price: here are their 9 differences, line by line.

Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0 Ultegra Di2, side view

LapierreLapierre Xelius Drs 8.0

GiantGiant Tcr Advanced SL 0

At a glance

Differences only

Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0 has the higher-range groupset: SRAM RED AXS, against Shimano Ultegra Di2.
Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0 is the newer model (2026).

Key specs3 differences

Frame Carbon

As printed

HIGH Carbon

Carbon ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Wheelset 700c · DT Swiss ERC1600 Spline 45 mm, Centerlock 700c · CADEX Max 40 WheelSystem ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Groupset Shimano Ultegra Di2

As printed

Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8150, 12s

SRAM RED AXS ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range

Model year 2026 2025

Weight– 6.2 kg ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Drivetrain– 2×12

Brake model– SRAM RED hydraulic ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Seatpost– Giant Integrated Seatpost, -5/+15mm offset

Prices

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Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0

Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0

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Character

The bike at a glance: the ground it is made for, how it handles, its gears and its equipment, beside the other bikes of its kind.

Xelius Drs 8.0 · Road bike made for very smooth ground, very nimble, very high equipment.
Tcr Advanced SL 0 · Road bike made for very smooth ground, very nimble, very high equipment.

Terrain

EasyDemanding

Handling

NimbleStable

Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0other road bikes

Components and specs

Every spec line by line; the higher range of a component is marked. The technical groups are folded.

Frame and fork

Fork Carbon

As printed

Lapierre Rigid Carbon Fork Xelius DRS 8.0 AXS

Carbon ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Max tyre clearance– 33 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Axles– Thru-axles ^{°Value not published by the brand}

As printed

Advanced SL-Grade Composite, 12x142mm thru-axle, integrated seatpost, disc

Bottom bracket– SRAM, press fit ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Drivetrain4 differences

Groupset brand Shimano

As printed

Shimano Ultegra Di2 R8150, 12s

SRAM ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Shifting Electronic, wired

As printed

Shimano Shift-brake lever Ultegra ST-R8170

Electronic, wireless ^{°Value not published by the brand}

As printed

SRAM RED AXS RD-RED-E-E1 SRAM RED AXS HRD, ED-RED-E1

Chainrings– 2 ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Gears at the back 12 12 ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Chainring teeth Ultegra FC-R8150 SRAM RED PM E1 DUB, 35/48 with power meter ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range

Cassette Shimano Cassette Ultegra CS-R8100-12, HG+ SRAM RED, 12-speed, 10x33 ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range

Rear derailleur– SRAM RED AXS RD-RED-E-E1 ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Shifters– SRAM RED AXS HRD, ED-RED-E1 ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Power meter fitted– yes ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Brakes

Brakes– Hydraulic disc ^{°Value not published by the brand}

As printed

SRAM RED hydraulic, SRAM PaceLine X rotors [F]160mm, [R]140mm

Front rotor– 160 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Rear rotor– 140 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Wheels and tyres2 differences

Wheel size 700c / 29"

As printed

Continental Grand Prix 5000S TR foldable skin 28-622

700c / 29" ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Rims– Carbon ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Rim depth 45 mm –

Tubeless ready– yes ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Tyres Continental GP5000S TR Tubeless ready 25-622 CADEX Race GC, tubeless, 700x28c (28mm), folding ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Tyre width fitted 25 mm 28 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand}+3 mm

Cockpit and seatpost

Handlebar– Giant Contact SLR ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Stem– Giant Contact SLR AeroLight ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Seatpost model– Giant Integrated Seatpost, -5/+15mm offset ^{°Value not published by the brand}

° Value not published by the brand

Geometry

A size per bike (the nearest to the first one's at first), the differences measured from the reference bike.

Size of Tcr Advanced SL 0

Differences measured from

Tcr Advanced SL 0 · M

Stack and reach

Tcr Advanced SL 0 · M Tcr Advanced SL 0 · M — Reach (mm) 388 · Stack (mm) 545

Geometry

Size– M

Reach– 388 mm

Stack– 545 mm

Top tube (effective)– 550 mm

Seat tube– 740 mm

Head tube– 145 mm

Head angle– 73°

Seat angle– 73.5°

Chainstays– 405 mm

Wheelbase– 980 mm

Front centre– 585 mm

Standover– 743 mm

BB drop– 70 mm

BB height– 266 mm

Fork offset– 45 mm

Trail– 59 mm

Stem– 100 mm

Handlebar width– 420 mm

Crank length– 173 mm

Where to buy them

Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0
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Frequently asked questions

What groupset do Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0 and Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0 come with?

Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0: Shimano Ultegra Di2. Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0: SRAM RED AXS.

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Lapierre Xelius Drs 8.0 vs Giant Tcr Advanced SL 0

At a glance

Prices

Character

Components and specs

Geometry

Stack and reach

Where to buy them

Frequently asked questions

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