Sorry, Lipo – but it's not your fault! Of course, Florian Lipowitz's achievement of becoming the first German cyclist on the Tour de France podium in 20 years was a long-awaited sensation. But the unprecedented cycling boom currently sweeping the country has little to do with competitive racing. Thirty years ago, things were different: … read more
Cannondale Synapse Carbon 3 review: the US brand's comfortable road bike attracts attention with new features: With aerodynamics optimized for realistic riding speeds, it promises to be faster, and with increased tire clearance and a storage compartment in the downtube, it's almost a "gravel bike light". It's not entirely clear why the SmartSense lighting system… read more
Trek Madone SL 7 Gen 8 Test: With the SL frameset, Trek offers its successful top-of-the-line racing bike in price categories starting at €3.000. In the upper mid-range, the Madone impresses with its characteristically sporty geometry, solid components, and acceptable weight. Trek has significantly streamlined its model range in recent years, while also keeping an eye on… read more
Storck Fascenario.4 Comp review: This racing machine with its subtly classic look combines an aggressive riding position and steering with high comfort. It also comes with high-quality components including a carbon cockpit, as well as various equipment options that can significantly reduce the bike's price if desired. When it comes to lightweight, sporty racing machines, the Storck Fascenario.4 Comp stands out… read more
Corratec CCT Team Pro Review: With the CCT, the Bavarian company offers a sporty all-rounder that is neither too focused on racing nor too touring-oriented. The aerodynamically shaped frame serves as the basis for a wide range of models, from which this one stands out with its optimal price-performance ratio. The manufacturer from… read more
