Test Bulls Grinder 1: Based on the geometry of the sophisticated Trail Machete, Bulls has created an aluminum gravel bike available in a variety of models. Even the most affordable version is certainly appealing. The geometry of the Bulls Trail Machete carbon gravel bike was developed with great effort, and one might assume that the brand has taken the handy,... read more
The Koga Colmaro Allroad remains true to its position between road bike and gravel bike. Many details on the beautiful, classically styled aluminum frame are new; however, for all-around good handling characteristics, a shorter stem is needed. Given the very attractive price for 2024, however, this is certainly still within reach! The Dutch premium manufacturer is also a specialist... read more
Sporty looks, balanced ride characteristics, and an exotic material: The Vaast A/1 is a highly distinctive magnesium gravel bike that impresses not only with its relatively low weight. Steel, titanium, carbon, aluminum—the list of frame materials usually stops there. But one thing is missing: magnesium. The lightweight metal, which is almost... read more
Test: As an entry-level model in the Addict Gravel series, the Scott Addict Gravel 30, with its high-quality carbon frame, balanced sporty geometry, and mechanical Shimano GRX 2-speed drivetrain, offers everything you could want from a sporty gravel bike with all-round character. We tested this gravel bike. From cross bike to gravel bike. While the gravel bikes... read more
Rocky Mountain Solo 50 review: Mountain bike legend Rocky Mountain offers a solid, trail-ready gravel bike with the Solo, which, with its numerous attachment options, is particularly suited to touring riders—but could also do more. Mountain bikers are taking notice of Rocky Mountain. The Canadian company is no longer an insider tip, but has capitalized on its growing popularity... read more
