Canyon Grizl CF SLX 8 eTap Suspension Test: With its RockShox suspension fork, the Canyon Grizl is designed to be even more capable off-road; however, the riding position and steering geometry don't necessarily suggest a purebred trail gravel bike. But the concept works, not least because of the Canyon's comparatively low weight. Gravel bikes with suspension are still a rarity. … read more
The Sciu Juniper is the first and so far only gravel bike from the young Hamburg-based brand. Its versatility makes sister models superfluous, and its very low weight is a pleasant surprise. Sciu Juniper review: The young Hamburg-based company currently has only two models on the market: an enduro full-suspension bike and a gravel bike – the Sciu Juniper, which translates to… read more
The Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 impresses with its low weight and maximum propulsion. This gravel racer doesn't skimp on mounting options and tire clearance. Since disc brakes conquered road bikes, weight has become a less of a concern. Compared to a bike with rim brakes, disc brakes add around 400 grams of weight; a… read more
BMC Kaius 01 One Review: With the Kaius, BMC offers a counterpoint to its trail-oriented off-road bike, the Urs. This brand-new model is designed as an aero road bike with wide tires, optimized for bumpy roads and poor road conditions with headwinds. We found out how the bike feels with its super-narrow handlebars. Super light, extremely sleek, and uncompromisingly equipped: Read more …
Storck Grix.2 review: The latest gravel bike from the Hessian manufacturer is based on a completely new frame with many practical details; as an aero-tuned gravel bike, it more closely reflects Storck's brand essence. The price is also attractive. It's a good thing it has such wide tires – otherwise, at first glance, the Grix.2 could easily be mistaken for an aero racing machine… read more
