Lapierre Pulsium 5.0 Disc

The “Pulsium 5.0 Disc” model from Lapierre, released in 2022, is a high-quality road bike that stands out for its technical specifications and value for money. The price for this model is 2,449 euros. The bike’s frame is made from Pulsium Disc thru-axle UD carbon, which ensures high stability and low weight. The drivetrain is fitted with the Shimano 105 RD-R7000-GS and offers 11 speeds, enabling precise and smooth gear changes. The shift levers are also by Shimano – specifically the BR7020 model, which is designed for 2x11-speed systems and features a flat mount with a fin.

The front derailleur is the Shimano 105 FD-R7000FL model, which ensures reliable shifting performance. The fork is made from 100% carbon and is designed as a Pulsium Disc thru-axle, which further enhances the bike’s handling. The pedals are VP-335 Clips&Strap, which ensure a secure grip. The bottom bracket is the Shimano Press Fit SMBB7141B, which is supplied in combination with the Shimano 105 FC-R7000 crankset featuring 50-34T chainrings and varying crank arm lengths (170mm for XS/S, 172.5 mm for M/L and 175 mm for XL).

The cassette is a Shimano HG700 with an 11–34T range and 11 speeds, whilst the drivetrain is powered by the Shimano HG601 chain. The handlebars are made from Lapierre Alloy and are 400mm wide for sizes XS/S and 420mm wide for M/L/XL. The handlebar tape is also from Lapierre. The stem is made from Lapierre Alloy with internal cable routing and a diameter of 31.8mm; the length varies depending on frame size (80mm for S, 90mm for M, 100mm for L and 110mm for XL).

The headset is the Acros AIX-532 IS52/28.6 – IS52/40 model. The tyres are Continental Ultra Sport 3 SL in size 700x28, fitted to Shimano RS171 wheelsets, which feature the Centre Lock system. The saddle is a Selle Italia X3 Boost model and the seatpost is made from Lapierre Alloy with a diameter of 27.2mm and a length of 350mm. Overall, the Pulsium 5.0 Disc offers a well-thought-out specification that is suitable for both ambitious amateur cyclists and advanced cyclists.