Wilier Rave SLR ID2 2026 — SRAM Red XPLR AXS 1X13 Power Meter | Miche Graff Aero 48

The Rave SLR ID2 pushes Wilier's gravel racing into more aggressive territory: an SLR-family carbon frame optimised for the best stiffness-to-weight ratio, paired with styling drawn from '80s and '90s underground energy — a much bolder statement than the original Rave SLR. Frame weight sits at 990 g, fork at 415 g, for a 7.9 kg complete bike.

This build spec pairs the SRAM Red XPLR AXS 1X13 groupset with integrated power meter — a 40T single chainring and 10-46T cassette built for mechanical simplicity and wide-range gearing on technical terrain — with Miche Graff Aero 48 wheels. Stock tires are Vittoria Terreno T50 700x50c TLR, while frame clearance goes up to 52 mm for anyone wanting room to go wider.

Like its road sibling, this bike carries Wilier's aero cockpit language onto gravel through the F-Bar handlebar (380 g, one-piece carbon): a clean design meant to cut turbulence without giving up control on rough surfaces. In-store, the F-Bar is the detail first-time riders ask about most — many are surprised by how stable the position feels out of the saddle.

The Aerokit hydration system, developed with team The Grip, integrates 1100 ml of capacity while reducing turbulence around the frame compared to a traditional cage setup — while still staying compatible with standard round bottles for anyone who prefers that route.

Compared to other gravel racers in our range like the Cinelli Nemo Gravel, built for a more exploratory ride, the Rave SLR ID2 is the pick for pure race performance, where aero and stiffness matter more than bikepacking versatility. Anyone looking to build a custom spec can start from the Rave SLR ID2 frameset.