Shimano S-Phyre SH-XC902 Review: The Japanese manufacturer is specifically targeting cyclocross riders with its top model, and they readily use the S-Phyre because its extremely good fit and numerous functional details offer a real advantage off-road. Most cyclocross riders use shoes from the MTB segment – naturally, almost all of them use Shimano's SPD pedals or… read more
Canyon Inflite 2024: Just in time for the start of the cyclocross season, the Koblenz-based professional equipment manufacturer is presenting new models. From the world championship-winning top model to the amateur racer that costs only about half as much, all versions are equipped with power measurement. The Canyon Inflite enters the 2023/24 cyclocross season with interesting detailed improvements. The bike of the four-time... read more
Cannondale SuperX 105 Review: Cannondale enters the 2016/17 cyclocross season with a significantly modernized frame. The most affordable SuperX model is the 105 version, which offers plenty of riding fun and leaves little to be desired. When the cyclocross wave swept from the USA to Europe a few years ago, it also brought with it the appropriate equipment. However… read more
The cyclocross season is in full swing and showcases many technical innovations. Bikes with disc brakes are increasingly common – as our previous tests have shown. It's also exciting to see that cyclocross is experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Disc brakes are now even being used in races. Cantilever brakes… read more
Wiesbaden today welcomed the international cyclocross elite for the first time to a race offering valuable UCI points. For this reason, the organizers were delighted by the participation of prominent riders such as French champion Francis Mourey (FDJ.fr) and U23 XC World Cup winner Markus Schulte-Lünzum. Read more …
