Lapierre Bikes: Refurbished Second-hand
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Thinking About Buying a Second-Hand Lapierre?
If you're considering buying a second-hand Lapierre bike, Tuvalum makes it easier and safer than ever. We've transformed the traditional concept of used bikes by introducing a new category in the market: the refurbished bicycle. Every Lapierre bike listed on Tuvalum has been professionally reconditioned and certified to meet the highest quality standards.
When you choose a refurbished Lapierre, you're making a smart investment. You can save between 20% and 60% compared to the original price of a new bike. And with home delivery, a 12-month warranty, and 30-day returns, you can shop confidently and ride worry-free.
Whether you’re into road cycling, mountain biking, triathlon, or e-bikes, you’ll find your ideal Lapierre at Tuvalum. And if the specific model you're looking for isn’t currently available, our team is here to help you explore other great options among our certified refurbished bikes.
Competition Heritage with French Precision
Lapierre is a name that carries deep cycling tradition in France. With over 70 years of history, Cycles Lapierre is one of Europe’s most iconic bike manufacturers. Born in Dijon and rooted in racing culture, Lapierre has consistently been ahead of its time — especially in innovation and performance.
Back in the 1980s, Lapierre was one of the first brands to spot the rising trend of mountain biking, giving them an edge in developing advanced MTB suspension systems. This forward-thinking approach helped establish the brand as a leader in off-road cycling.
In 2001, Lapierre launched the X-Control, a milestone MTB model featuring the innovative FPS suspension system, with a vertical rear shock. French cyclist Jérôme Chiotti won the national cross-country title on it, proving Lapierre’s dominance in high-performance mountain bikes.
The following year, Lapierre entered the Tour de France by sponsoring the Française des Jeux team. Riders like Bradley McGee, who won the World Time Trial Championship, and Jean-Christophe Péraud, who secured the Cross-Country European title, helped elevate Lapierre’s reputation in both road and mountain competitions.
Lapierre has since supported some of the biggest names in cycling, including Francis Mourey, Loïc Bruni, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, Sabrina Enaux, and triathlete Audrey Cleau — all of whom have earned national and international victories riding Lapierre bikes.
What Makes Lapierre Bikes Special?
One of the defining traits of Lapierre bikes is their manual assembly process. At the company’s factory in Dijon, every bike is hand-assembled, and each technician completes a quality checklist to ensure full traceability. This approach — inspired by practices in the automotive industry — guarantees consistent control over production standards.
In 2006, marking its 60th anniversary, Lapierre introduced a folding MTB, and shortly after, became the first bike brand to offer custom builds online. Customers could configure their road bikes by selecting individual components and specifications directly through Lapierre’s website.
Lapierre continues to focus heavily on innovation. In 2012, they partnered with RockShox to develop the E:i Shock, an electronic suspension system that reads terrain and adapts in real-time based on pedaling cadence — adjusting automatically in milliseconds for optimum performance.
The brand has also invested in electric bikes through its Overvolt range, offering high-performance e-bikes designed for both mountain trails and urban mobility.
Top Lapierre Models for Every Type of Cyclist
Lapierre has developed several standout models, each engineered for a specific type of cyclist:
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Lapierre Zesty: A full-suspension mountain bike renowned for its balance of agility and stability. Ideal for riders tackling both technical terrain and fast descents.
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Lapierre Aircode: The brand’s most aerodynamic road bike. With a stiff, responsive frame, it’s designed for speed and optimal power transfer on the asphalt.
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Lapierre Xelius: A lightweight road bike that blends climbing ability with comfort, making it perfect for endurance and competition.
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Lapierre Pulsium: Designed for long-distance road cycling, with enhanced comfort features that make it ideal for rougher road conditions or sportive events.
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Lapierre Overvolt: A robust line of electric bikes that covers mountain, urban, and trekking needs — combining Lapierre’s race DNA with the latest in e-bike technology.