Stevens Xenith review: The carbon bike "conjured up" in the configurator is sportier than the "endurance" category suggests. Its riding characteristics are impressive; however, the fact that the Hamburg-based manufacturer offers countless customization options is at least as interesting. This allows each Xenith to be uniquely built and optimally adapted… read more
Stevens Bikes 2026: The North German brand is entering the coming season with numerous new models. Highlights include brand-new gravel bikes, and Stevens has also completely redesigned and rebranded its trekking and everyday bikes. While the Hamburg-based manufacturer already had a carbon road bike in its range around 1990, it was less fast in other categories. On the … read more
Stevens Camino review: Stevens' carbon gravel bike impresses with its well-designed frame and truly excellent specs, including the Shimano GRX 2x12 drivetrain. Tire clearance is exemplary, and the price is surprisingly low. And the Hamburg-based company also scores highly in terms of weight. At Stevens in Hamburg, gravel and cyclocross are clearly separated. With the... read more
E-MTB / Test: With the Stevens E-Inception ED 8.7.1 GTF, we take a closer look at a very capable eMTB with plenty of suspension travel and the Bosch Smart System. The tested model also comes at a fair price. Since the last model year, the sporty E-Inception full-suspension bikes from Stevens have not only been equipped with the Shimano EP8 drivetrain, but also with the... read more
Stevens Camino Pro review: The Hamburg-based manufacturer's first carbon gravel bike immediately impresses with its low weight, affordable price, and excellent spec. The frame geometry is derived from the aluminum model and works almost better here. Stevens already launched an interesting gravel bike in 2021 with the Prestige, which only in name resembles the cyclocross racers of the… read more
