Cervélo Caledonia-5 Red AXS review: With the Caledonia-5, Cervélo is fully focused on long-distance riding—especially when the terrain gets a bit bumpy. We were able to test the latest model near Girona with former pro rider Robert Gesink on a ride. Cervélo's previous Caledonia iterations were originally developed for classics like Paris–Roubaix... read more
Specialized Road and Gravel Tires 2025: The US manufacturer is entering the upcoming season with a new casing and optimized treads. There are six completely new or updated models for drop-bar bikes on display. Anyone who only thinks of complete bikes and perhaps "Body Geometry" clothing when they think of Specialized is missing out. One of the highlights in the company's portfolio... read more
Specialized Aethos review: Not quite five years after its initial launch, the lightweight bike is perhaps even more unique in its departure from the "aero road" trend. However, the significantly expanded model range at the lower end makes it accessible to a wider range of customers. It's high time to take another look at the classically styled road bike! It's not a new trend... read more
Bulls Harrier 3 review: This affordable aluminum racer isn't just a great entry-level bike. A solid frame, contemporary components, and modern mounting standards speak for long-term use, especially since the Bulls can be significantly upgraded with simple upgrades. Athletes from a wide variety of disciplines use the racing bike for endurance training, and the path... read more
Test: The Parlee Ouray is an impressive model from the renowned US manufacturer Parlee. This new all-road racing bike combines masterful craftsmanship with innovative technology. Originally designed for demanding all-road trails, the Ouray, with its top-of-the-line specs, seemed very race-like in our test. Find out what else the Parlee Ouray can do in our... read more
