Product news: With the new Cervélo Áspero 5, Cervélo is launching a gravel bike specifically designed for the demands of modern gravel racing. The combination of high aerodynamics, low weight, sophisticated integration, and practical versatility is designed to put the bike at the forefront of a growing racing segment and, incidentally, also... read more
Test Bulls Daily Grinder 4: The new version of the Cologne-based brand's everyday gravel bike impresses with groundbreaking assembly standards and high-quality components. The Grinder's unmistakable racing DNA further enhances its appeal. Cycling is becoming increasingly popular, but most cyclists are on the road for everyday use and on tours. Whether the Lycra-wearing crowd will rack up more kilometers... read more
Product news from Zipp: The US manufacturer is introducing two new wheelsets for road and gravel bikes, the Zipp 353 NSW and 303 SW, which feature an interesting technology: You can now monitor tire pressure in real time. Zipp is presenting an interesting technology with two new models: The Zipp 353 NSW and 303 SW, thanks to integrated sensors, allow... read more
Test Bulls Grinder 4: The Cologne-based brand's aluminum gravel bike enters the new season with an improved frame. It also offers solid technology and a wide range of uses, from racing to commuting. Anyone who waited until spring 2025 to buy a gravel bike will be rewarded by Bulls – with a new model of the Grinder. The... read more
Cervélo Caledonia-5 Red AXS review: With the Caledonia-5, Cervélo is fully focused on long-distance riding—especially when the terrain gets a bit bumpy. We were able to test the latest model near Girona with former pro rider Robert Gesink on a ride. Cervélo's previous Caledonia iterations were originally developed for classics like Paris–Roubaix... read more
