Giant Defy Advanced Pro 1 review: With its relaxed geometry, the Defy appeals to those who prefer a less aggressive riding position. It also offers the comfort of a flexible carbon seatpost and, optionally, the option of tires up to 40 mm wide. This makes it ideal for long distances and rough roads. From the world's largest bicycle manufacturer, you can… read more
Scott Addict 30 Test: Alongside the Addict RC with its pro-level geometry is the "regular" Addict with a less aggressive setup and greater comfort. Very well-equipped in its mid-range version and offering excellent value for money, the new model rides very pleasantly; high speeds and a sporty riding style are no problem for this relatively lightweight bike. The… read more
Ghost Asket CF LTD Review: The most expensive e-bike from the MTB brand boasts high-quality components and impresses with its performance. While seemingly geared more towards trails and tours, it also appeals to those who simply want to pick up speed off-road. The extent to which e-bikes have transformed the cycling world is evident in a brand like Ghost. With the classic… read more
Product News – the new Campagnolo Record 13: Almost a year after the Super Record 13 and exactly six months after the 1x Super Record X groupset, the traditional Italian manufacturer is back: With the Campagnolo Record 13, the long-awaited mid-range groupset is finally here, and at once in all four variants, as already known from the SR 13. … read more
Lapierre Pulsium 8.0 2026 Review: The fourth generation of this all-road racer presents itself as significantly more advanced. This includes a sportier geometry as well as the high level of comfort typical of Lapierre's rear suspension. The manufacturer has also improved tire clearance, making the new model even more versatile – and you don't need to spend excessively for all of it… read more
