Gravel Bike Reviews
Speciaized Diverge STR
The Specialized Diverge STR is the most compliant and versatile gravel bike Specialized has ever made. If you are looking for a bike that can do everything from climbing to racing, or even fully loaded bike packing trips, this could be the bike for you.
Read Review | 20th October 2022
Cannondale Topstone
The Cannondale Topstone is a versatile gravel bike that feels at home on rough tracks but won’t slow you down on the road. With its confident geometry and go anywhere attitude, this is a bike for riding everywhere.
Read Review | 2nd May 2022
Boardman ADV 8.6
With its triple butted frame, carbon fork, low range gearing and 40mm tubeless ready tyres, the Boardman ADV 8.6 is the most affordable way to take your cycling adventure from road to gravel.
Read Review | 22nd July 2020
Scott Speedster Gravel
The Scott Speedster Gravel is based on Scott's endurance road bike, the Speedster. It shares a very similar geometry as the Speedster endurance road bike, just with a slightly longer chainstay.
Read Review | 2nd December 2019
Marin Headlands
The brand new Marin headlands is up for review, a carbon fibre gravel bike from MTB stalwarts Marin. Gravel is a fast expanding style of bike and riding that has seen many great bikes launched from Marin over recent years, they have taken everything learned, added in some of their extensive mtb knowledge to give us this exciting and incredibly capable drop-bar do it all bike.
Read Review | 5th September 2019
Specialized Diverge
The Diverge sits between the Crux cyclocross bike and the Roubaix endurance road bike, with slack angles and lightweight, robust parts, yet is capable of taking on challenging terrain off road.
Read Review | 17th December 2018
Marin Gestalt
It is the ability to confidently and efficiently take on different types of terrain that really makes the Gestalt 3 shine.
Read Review | 24th Aug 2016