Product news Cannondale SuperX 2025: The US manufacturer introduces a new version of its fastest gravel bike – and gives the bike a name steeped in tradition. With the return of the SuperX, Cannondale is sending a racer onto the gravel tracks that has been improved in many ways. The SuperX first appeared in Cannondale's lineup in 2011 and was the first... read more
Breezer Inversion X Comp review: This beautifully painted steel gravel bike, with its numerous mounting options, is designed for everyday use and touring. The seat geometry is rather sporty, resulting in an interesting, rideable combination. You shouldn't think about the weight until after the test ride, as it doesn't really affect the riding pleasure... read more
Test BH GravelX R 6.5: The current version of the Basque brand's carbon gravel bike has become even more attractive. In addition to its road-bike-like orientation, it features high-quality components and an attractive price-performance-to-weight ratio. The manufacturer from Eibar in the Basque Country can look back on over 100 years of bicycle production and has been producing... read more
Schwalbe G-One RX Pro review: With its cyclocross-inspired tread pattern, the new model is ideal for anything slippery, deep, and muddy; the RX also rolls quite well on the road. The new Pro casing is interesting, and will also benefit other models. Last but not least, the RX Pro is extremely easy to install. With the 2015-introduced... read more
Giant Revolt Advanced 0 review: The 2025 version of the carbon gravel bike comes with new specs and small but subtle improvements. Added to that is a solid Shimano setup and, as a highlight, the super-lightweight wheelset. The world's largest bike manufacturer calls gravel "Revolt." The series has been on the market for a few years and, whether... read more
