Stevens Camino review: Stevens' carbon gravel bike impresses with its well-designed frame and truly excellent specs, including the Shimano GRX 2x12 drivetrain. Tire clearance is exemplary, and the price is surprisingly low. And the Hamburg-based company also scores highly in terms of weight. At Stevens in Hamburg, gravel and cyclocross are clearly separated. With the... read more
Specialized Crux Pro review: This sleek, lightweight bike is both a purebred cyclocross racer and an off-road gravel bike with generous tire clearance. Extremely powerful, it impresses with perfect handling characteristics—and is also available in a more affordable version than the Crux Pro with SRAM Force and a carbon wheelset. "Gravel bikes killed the cyclocross star,"... read more
Radon Regard 10.0 review: The top model from the direct seller boasts high-quality features and a modest price. The Shimano GRX 810 and Mavic wheels combine with pleasant ride characteristics and great flexibility between sport and everyday use. Radon is currently holding back on gravel. The Bonn-based direct seller has four models in its range,... read more
Test Canyon Grizl 8 1by Ekar: Featuring a high-quality aluminum frame and high-end components, Canyon has created a gravel bike that's very affordable considering what it offers. And despite its adventure focus, it's also not averse to sporty riding. The Italian component manufacturer Campagnolo has long been a fixture in Canyon's product range. This is due to... read more
Maxcycles Gravel Lite review: The Münsterland-based manufacturer, known for lightweight, custom-built trekking and touring bikes, presents its first gravel bike. It impresses with sporty handling and upgrade options suitable for everyday use, even if the customization options aren't quite as extensive. Anyone interested in everyday, touring, and... read more
