Test: The Fuji Jari has been a long-standing favorite in the US manufacturer's product line since its launch. This is unlikely to change in the 2019 model year: The Jari remains true to its roots and is sure to delight bikepacking and touring enthusiasts in particular. Fuji Jari 1.1: The Facts Frame material: ... read more
Test: In spring 2017, Rondo from Poland unveiled its Ruut debut bike. Available in three different frame materials, the gravel bike does a lot of things a little differently than the competition – the adjustable geometry is just one of the special features. We took a look at the steel version of the Rondo Ruut ST. Rondo Ruut ST Gravel Plus: The Facts Frame material: … read more
Test: The Scott Speedster Gravel 10 proves that you don't need carbon to have fun on gravel as a racer. For just under €2.000, you get a well-rounded, high-quality package, and the mounting options open up a wide range of applications. Scott Speedster Gravel: The Facts Frame material: Aluminum Wheel size(s): 700c Tire clearance: 40mm (700c) Axle size... read more
Market/Fuji Jari: The Jari is Fuji's new all-round gravel bike. This new development features details that clearly distinguish it from other bikes on the market. Whether asphalt, gravel, or singletrack, the Fuji Jari is the perfect companion for any surface. Three models in the Jari series are now available at specialist retailers. More than... read more
Cannondale SuperX 105 review: Cannondale is entering the 2016/17 cyclocross season with a significantly modernized frame. The most affordable version of the SuperX is the 105 version, which offers plenty of riding fun and leaves little to be desired. When the cyclocross wave swept over from the USA to Europe a few years ago, it also brought with it the right equipment. Although... read more
