Review: The company, specializing in steel frames, has its roots in touring bikes, which is evident in some details of the Rennstahl 991 Gravel. Nevertheless, the gleaming metallic bike handles sportily. When it comes to steel frames, many people think of classic, even old-fashioned materials, but of course, there are other options: At Rennstahl, the sister brand of… read more
Review: Parapera stands for weight-optimized gravel bikes with Campagnolo components. Sounds expensive, but it doesn't have to be, as the Anemos demonstrates – and it's definitely good for maximum riding fun. The Parapera Anemos surprised us in several ways. Titanium, steel, and now carbon: Parapera, meaning "further" in Greek, is the third brand in the Falkenjagd universe… read more
Review: The Rennstahl 853 MTB Trail is an exclusive trail bike with a beautiful steel frame and a wide range of uses. Since you can customize the components yourself using a modular system, you get a unique and compelling package, but it also comes at a price. Rennstahl 853 MTB Trail: The Facts Frame material: Steel Suspension travel: 120 mm - 140 mm … read more
Review: The Rennstahl 853 Speed Gravel is a truly unique gravel bike, as it's closer to a classic road bike than any other bike in our test field. The small Bavarian manufacturer promises as much road bike feel as possible, and as much gravel capability as necessary. Does this approach work? Rennstahl 853 Speed Gravel: The Facts Frame material: Steel Wheel size(s): 700c Maximum … read more
