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
KTM Gravelator 25 Review: This affordable aluminum model comes with all modern mounting standards and a solid set of components that are significantly improved compared to its predecessor. In terms of value for money, the KTM is very well positioned. KTM is restructuring its gravel bike lineup and replacing the old X-Strada series under a new name. In the aluminum segment, "Gravelator" stands for… read more
Cube Nuroad SLX review: This aluminum gravel bike offers the same excellent value for money that you'd expect from the brand. With its high-quality components, it's not just for beginners – especially after upgrading the wheelset, even sporty gravel enthusiasts will get their money's worth. You often hear complaints about how expensive bicycles have become – and… read more
Bulls Grinder 3 2026: The sporty brand from Cologne is causing a stir with the new version of its aluminum gravel bike, which has been in production since 2015. The Grinder has been completely modernized, and at the same time, Bulls has significantly reduced the price. When you think of Bulls, you immediately think of mountain bikes, often e-MTBs – in these areas, the sporty brand from Cologne has... read more
BH GravelX 1.8 review: The new aluminum version of the GravelX impresses with its sporty performance, high-quality components, and attractive looks. Especially in the 2x12-speed version, it's very similar to a road bike—so anyone looking for an affordable bike for gravel paths and asphalt should take a closer look at the BH. A gravel race bike has to have a carbon frame—right? With the... read more
