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
Merida Scultura 5000 review: This sleek racing machine combines aggressive geometry with a rather understated look. Despite its affordable price, it comes fully equipped with electronic shifting and details like a carbon seatpost. The manufacturer confidently presents the budget-friendly wheelset as a cost-effective solution. With the Scultura… read more
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
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
Bulls Machete R2 Review: With its new racing machine, the Cologne-based manufacturer demonstrates just how close road bikes and gravel race bikes have become. In its 2x12 configuration, the new model proves so versatile that you can practically save yourself the additional purchase of a gravel bike. A lot has changed in the road bike world in recent years. Among the… read more
