Radon Regard 10.0 Review: The recently introduced carbon gravel bike from the Bonn-based manufacturer attracts attention with its typically affordable price. But that's not all – its sporty character, coupled with a wealth of mounting options, makes the new model even more appealing. Radon's gravel range consists of three model platforms: Since… read more
Review: Is the Kona LBF the gravel bike for downhillers? While Kona doesn't employ the classic marketing ploy of the "X-bike for downhillers" with this monster gravel bike, the iconic Canadian brand could easily do so. With its grippy trail tires, extra-wide handlebars, and 100mm suspension fork, the LBF is definitely one of the most capable downhill bikes... read more
Stevens E-Getaway and Stevens Gavere Com: Gravel riding with an e-bike and a regular bike? Yes, please! A tour with these two models from the Stevens range shows how well this combination works for compensating for differences in fitness levels. A well-trained cyclist or a beginner without a particular athletic background? On a gravel bike, these two could actually harmonize perfectly. Because… read more
Testing the Bulls Machete RX 1 and EVO SX 1: The two gravel bikes from Cologne-based brand Bulls are very different. So, are they suitable for riding together? Absolutely! Gravel riding is an accessible cycling discipline anyway, and with occasional pedal assistance, even challenging tours can be enjoyed together. E-bike versus regular gravel bike? … read more
Mondraker Arid Gravel: The Spanish MTB specialist hasn't been on the gravel market for very long. Nevertheless, the Arid series is quite impressive, especially since the optional frameset means it's not necessarily limited to a trail-oriented product philosophy. The Spanish MTB brand presented its first gravel bikes for the 2025 model year and drew inspiration from… read more
