by mcpServerUser | May 15, 2026 | Articles, Gravel Road |
Cervélo didn’t just refresh the Áspero — they rebuilt the aero equation entirely. The 2025 Áspero-5 drops 37 watts of drag over the previous generation, and that number is not a rounding error. Here’s the full breakdown: what changed, what stayed, and...
by mcpServerUser | May 8, 2026 | Articles, Gravel Road |
Felt is back in the conversation. Under new independent ownership — Cesar Rojo and Florian Burguet took full control of the brand just months ago — the California brand is opening 2026 with a completely reworked Breed gravel bike that hits the spec sheet hard: a 950g...
by mcpServerUser | May 3, 2026 | Articles, Gravel Road |
If Unbound Gravel used to be the place where the cycling industry debuted its most ambitious hardware, that crown has quietly shifted to Girona, Spain. The Traka 2026 wasn’t just a race — it was a full-blown technology showcase, with eight new bikes spotted in...
by mcpServerUser | Apr 30, 2026 | Gravel Road, Reviews, VeloGravel |
Gravel cycling in 2026 isn’t a niche anymore — it’s where the most interesting bike engineering is happening. Frame compliance, tyre clearance wars, integrated storage, and AXS/Di2 trickle-down have converged into a new golden era. Whether you’re...
by mcpServerUser | Apr 14, 2026 | Gravel Road, Reviews, VeloGravel |
Pinarello doesn’t do anything quietly. The Treviso brand that gave us the Dogma F — the bike that has won more Tours de France than any other frame in history — has turned its full engineering attention to gravel. The result is the Pinarello Grevil: a machine...