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Cinelli King Zydeco II 2026 — Shimano Ultegra Di2 12s | Fulcrum Rapid Red AL
Some gravel bikes are built for adventure. The King Zydeco II is built for one thing: winning. The fastest, lightest gravel bike Cinelli has ever made, engineered for elite racing performance, maximum responsiveness, and versatility across mixed terrain — the natural choice for riders who treat gravel as a competitive discipline, part of our Gravel Bikes collection.
Perfect for:
- UCI gravel competitions
- Endurance races
- Fast mixed-surface riding
- Winter training and off-season conditioning
A serious weight reduction
The frame kit is 400g lighter than the original King Zydeco, with a further -273g (size M) thanks to the integrated Columbus Components handlebar and seatpost, and another -92g from aerodynamic and structural streamlining. The result: a frame and fork 6% lighter than the previous generation, for a complete kit that's 15% lighter overall.
Stiffness and ride quality
Bottom bracket stiffness is up 5%, front-end rigidity improves thanks to a more compact main triangle, and the Double Response layup keeps fiber alignment continuous through the seat cluster, cutting vibration on rough terrain.
The drivetrain: SRAM Rival AXS XPLR 1x13s
This build runs a SRAM Rival AXS XPLR groupset in a 1x13s configuration — wireless electronic shifting purpose-built for gravel, with the wide-range XPLR cassette giving you the spread to climb loaded gravel and still spin out on the descents. One chainring, one shifter side to think about, clean lines at the bar, and shifting that stays crisp whether you're on tarmac or washboard gravel.
The wheels: Fulcrum Rapid Red AL
Matched to the drivetrain, Fulcrum Rapid Red AL wheels in lightweight alloy, built to handle the stress of fast gravel riding while keeping weight in check — the right combination when the surface changes kilometer to kilometer and the wheel just needs to hold up, without you having to think about it.
Columbus Components:
- Integrated handlebar: 380g (420×100mm, painted)
- Seatpost: 215g (350mm, painted)
- 15° flare for enhanced stability
- Proprietary Cinelli seatpost with double-offset locking system (patent pending)
Check out our Latest Builds for other real configurations we've delivered to customers. To go deeper on SRAM Rival AXS XPLR groupset technology, the official SRAM Rival AXS XPLR page is the right reference.
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