Storck Fascenario.4 Comp review: This racing machine with its subtly classic look combines an aggressive riding position and steering with high comfort. It also comes with high-quality components including a carbon cockpit, as well as various equipment options that can significantly reduce the bike's price if desired. When it comes to lightweight, sporty racing machines, the Storck Fascenario.4 Comp stands out… read more
Corratec CCT Team Pro Review: With the CCT, the Bavarian company offers a sporty all-rounder that is neither too focused on racing nor too touring-oriented. The aerodynamically shaped frame serves as the basis for a wide range of models, from which this one stands out with its optimal price-performance ratio. The manufacturer from… read more
Radon Spire 10.0 Review: The Bonn-based mail-order company has a racing machine in its portfolio that is unbeatable in terms of value for money. How does this sleek racing machine ride, equipped with pretty much everything you could currently want? Under €5.000 for a carbon bike with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2? It's hard to believe, and it won't console the competition either… read more
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
