The Winspace G5 is a versatile gravel bike with wide tire clearance, internal storage, and a customizable build, praised for its value and performance. However, some users note its high price, short reach, and initial setup issues.
Pros
- Impressive tire clearance: 58mm front, 53mm rear.12
- Internal frame storage with included bag.1
- Aerodynamic design inspired by the T1600 Ultra.1
- Customizable build options via Winspace's online configurator.1
- Comes with SRAM Rival XPLR groupset and carbon wheels.1
- Threaded T47 bottom bracket.1
- UDH compatible.1
- Versatile: can be used as a gravel or road bike.1
- Comfortable Selle Italia saddle.1
- Good value at $5,200.1
Cons
- SRAM Rival lacks additional buttons found on higher-end groupsets.1
- Brake caliper mounting is designed for 140mm but comes with 160mm rotors, which was confusing.1
- Disc brakes were rubbing initially and needed adjustment.1
- The bike comes with butyl tubes instead of tubeless setup.1
- The reviewer noted that the saddle is not the lightest.1
- A bit pricey.2
- Reach is insanely short for a bike that takes 53mm tires, likely causing toe overlap.2
Key Facts
- Weight: 8.960 kg with pedals, no bottle cages, power meter, or computer mount.1
- Price: $5,200 (with Rival AXS XPLR) or $5,400 with upgraded Grypher 2 wheels.1
- Frame made of T1100 and T800 carbon.1
- Tire clearance: 58mm front, 53mm rear.12
- Internal storage in down tube with Fidlock system.1
- Compatible with UDH standard.1
- T47 threaded bottom bracket.1
- Equipped with SRAM Rival XPLR 1x13 groupset (44T chainring, 10-46 cassette).1
- Wheels: Winspace Grypher 2.0, 45mm depth, 32mm inner width, 38mm outer width.1
- Tires: Michelin Power 700x40c (with butyl tubes).1
- Handlebar: Winspace Hyper bar, 38cm width, 115mm stem, flared to 44cm.1
- Saddle: Selle Italia with magnesium rails.1
- Available in white, black, and blue colors.1
- Introduced at Eurobike 2026.2
- Sample options from SRAM and Shimano listed with 42t chainring.2
- Geometry similar to Enve Mog.2
Reviews & Ratings
13:26The reviewer provides an in-depth look at the Winspace G5 gravel bike, highlighting its impressive features, build quality, and value for the price. They discuss its aerodynamic design, wide tire clearance, internal storage, and the option to customize the build online. The bike comes equipped with SRAM Rival XPLR groupset and Winspace's own carbon wheels, and the reviewer praises its versatility and performance potential.
The Winspace G5 was introduced at Eurobike 2026. It is considered a good frame but pricey. It supports up to 53mm tires at the back, but the exact clearance per side is unknown. The chainring size is not confirmed, but sample options from SRAM and Shimano are listed with 42t. The reach is very short for a bike that takes 53mm tires, which could cause toe overlap. The geometry is similar to the Enve Mog, and sizing up might be a solution for taller riders.
AI Summary
Pros
- Looks like a really good frame
Cons
- A bit pricey
- Reach is insanely short for a bike that takes 53mm tires, likely causing toe overlap
Key Points
- Introduced at Eurobike 2026
- Supports up to 53mm tires at the back
- Sample options from SRAM and Shimano listed with 42t chainring
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