Test: With the Bergamont Grandurance, the St. Pauli-based manufacturer introduced a versatile gravel bike two years ago – even before this type of bike made headlines here. The test shows that this versatile bike continues to hold its own against the competition. Bergamont Grandurance 6: The Facts Frame material: ... read more
Test: The Ghost Fire Road Rage 6.9 LC is the gravel and bikepacking offshoot of the Violent Road Rage crosser from the same manufacturer. Of course, the fat tires immediately catch the eye, but they don't detract from the monster crosser's very sporty character. Thanks to numerous mounting options, the carbon bike should also be a favorite with bikepacking enthusiasts... read more
Test: The BMC Roadmachine caused a stir when it was launched a few years ago – the road all-rounder successfully blurred the boundaries between racing, endurance, aero, and touring. It's only logical that such a universal platform would also get its gravel offshoot with the BMC Roadmachine X. Will this bike be as impressive as its asphalt counterpart? BMC... read more
Test: The Fuji Jari has been a long-standing favorite in the US manufacturer's product line since its launch. This is unlikely to change in the 2019 model year: The Jari remains true to its roots and is sure to delight bikepacking and touring enthusiasts in particular. Fuji Jari 1.1: The Facts Frame material: ... read more
Test: When it was introduced a few years ago, the Specialized Diverge was something of a pioneer of the modern gravel bike. Since then, it has been continuously developed and now also comes with the company's own Future Shock System, which offers 20mm of real suspension travel at the front. Specialized Diverge Comp E5: The Facts Frame material: ... read more
