Test: In the past, Joe Breezer was primarily known as a mountain bike pioneer. Over the years, the adventurer increasingly specialized in everyday and trekking bikes. For 2019, MTBs have disappeared entirely from Breezer's range – but with the Breezer Liberty S1.3+, Joe demonstrates that he also knows how to build excellent trekking bikes... read more
Test: If you're looking for a well-equipped trekking bike for under €1000, we recommend taking a closer look at the Bergamont Horizon 7 Gent. Not only the sturdy frame, but also the all-around solid components are quite impressive, except for the annoying suspension seat post. Frame shapes: Diamond / Trapezoid. Maximum system weight: ... read more
Test: The Cube Kathmandu EXC shows off its best side with (almost) a complete Shimano XT spec. The unusual trapeze frame shape makes getting on the bike much easier, but also compromises stability. However, the Cube Kathmandu EXC compensates for this with its excellent comfort. Frame shapes: Trapezoid Permissible... read more
Test: The Centurion Cross Line Pro EQ particularly impressed in our trekking bike test with its high-quality components and details like a lockout lever on the handlebar. The frame itself allows for a somewhat sportier, yet comfortable riding position. Frame shapes: Diamond / Trapezoid. Maximum system weight: 136 kg. read more
Test: With the KTM Life 1964, the Austrians have a classic trekking bike in their lineup. From the frame to the components and handling, it offers all-around solid performance for everyday use. Frame shapes: Diamond / Trapezoid. Maximum system weight: 136 kg. Maximum payload: 120,29 kg. Suspension fork: Yes / SR Suntour NCX Lockout. Suspension seatpost: ... read more
