The Bulls gravel bike program: The Cologne-based bicycle brand introduced its first gravel bike ten years ago. Since then, its portfolio has expanded considerably, offering specially tailored models for everyday cyclists and racers alike, and of course, e-gravel bikes are also available. Naturally, everyone knows what a gravel bike is these days. After all, no other unmotorized bicycle category… read more
Many bike parks require full-face helmets – riders with a regular half-shell helmet won't be allowed on the lift. Of course, safety comes first, but for many casual riders, it's hardly worth buying a dedicated downhill helmet. A hybrid full-face helmet can be the solution. With this type of helmet, the chin bar can be removed, and the bike park helmet can be converted into… read more
Gravel riding is booming – and beginners are faced with a multitude of equipment decisions. Today we're tackling one of them: Which sporty clipless pedal shoe under €100 is right for me? We offer an overview of the 15 best shoes for clipless pedals in the gravel and cross-country categories! Especially in the sporty segment, the choice is often difficult – and for good reason… read more
Sorry, Lipo – but it's not your fault! Of course, Florian Lipowitz's achievement of becoming the first German cyclist on the Tour de France podium in 20 years was a long-awaited sensation. But the unprecedented cycling boom currently sweeping the country has little to do with competitive racing. Thirty years ago, things were different: … read more
Fast, light, and fun trail bikes are experiencing a revival this year; with the Allied Fitz and the Forbidden Reya, there are even two completely new players in this category. For many, these bikes embody the essence of mountain biking: light and sporty enough to effortlessly cover long tours, but with enough reserves to ensure plenty of downhill fun… read more
