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
Rose Backroad Unsupported Review: Rose has updated its Backroad with a UDH mount and downtube storage compartment. But that's not all: The top model in the lineup features innovative onboard electronics with a high-end lighting system, making it perfect for anyone who wants to venture beyond the boundaries of human habitation while bikepacking. Gravel bikes with… read more
Corratec Allroad C2 Review: The second version of the carbon gravel bike comes with new frame designs, current component standards, and solid components. Numerous mounting options and a 2x12 drivetrain suggest its use as a touring bike, although its handling characteristics are quite sporty. The Alpine manufacturer has significantly improved its Corratec Allroad C (for "Carbon")… read more
Merida Silex 9000 Review: This versatile gravel bike has already won a world championship title, but is also well-suited for bikepacking. In its top-of-the-line version with lightweight carbon wheels and the new Shimano GRX Di2 groupset, this bike continues to impress, even though there is now a more optimized sister model for racing. The current Merida… read more
Raymon Soreno Ultimate review: The Schweinfurt-based brand is launching an offensive with a competitively priced carbon gravel bike – very well-equipped and lightweight, yet sportily tuned except for the rather compact riding position. The rest of the model range is also worth considering. Behind the R Raymon brand are two well-known figures in the cycling industry: Susanne Puello (more than 20 years of experience in the field)... read more
