The new Rondo Ruut Al Gen3 gravel bike: The return of the Swiss Gravel pocket knife?
Rondo presents the new edition of its gravel classic Ruut AL. We take a look at the third generation of the “Swiss army knife” among gravel bikes.
Bikepacking is a way of cycling that perfectly combines all the advantages of this mode of transport. As the name suggests, bikepacking is where you move around by bike and carry light luggage. For example, you could incorporate a simple overnight stay into your tour, or plan a day-long stage ride right away. It doesn’t matter if you take your tent with you or stay in a hotel. That’s the beauty of bikepacking: it’s what you make of it. The bike gives you that little bit of extra freedom. Meanwhile, there are a lot of accessories for those who like to travel regularly by bike and light luggage. Almost all well-known outdoor manufacturers from Ortlieb to Vaude have special bikepacking collections on offer.
Rondo presents the new edition of its gravel classic Ruut AL. We take a look at the third generation of the “Swiss army knife” among gravel bikes.
SIDI stands for top quality and has earned a good reputation especially in the road and MTB sector. We wanted to know if the MTB Dust is a good gravel shoe from Sidi. And we wanted to know: How sustainable is the Italian shoe specialist?
In our Deuter bikepacking bag test, we took a close look at the new Cabezon bikepacking bags on the road …
Mini bike with maxi load: in our Bergamont Hans-E review, we take a close look at the new compact bike out of the German city of Hamburg. What Can the Mini Cargobike Do in Everyday Life? And: Can you also go on a bikepacking trip with it?
A drop bar for mountain bikes? With the new Beast Hybrid Bar, the Dresden-based carbon specialist has exactly that in its program. What the new noble MTB drop bar can do and whether the principle makes sense, you will learn in our Beast Hybrid Bar Test.
According to the motto “good things take time” the new Deuter Bikepacking bags called Cabezon were developed. Here is all the information on the thoughtful transport solution for the minimalist bike luggage from the house of Deuter.
As the makers of a paper-based cycling magazine, one thing is for sure: we are print fans! But we also have to acknowledge without envy: As charming as printed maps on paper are, digital navigation is immensely useful – especially when combined with a smart planning tool. The navigation app komoot is exactly such a tool, which has become THE tool for cyclists in recent years. And because we like to use it so much, here’s our komoot guide for you. Part 1: Tips and tricks – the basics.