Gravel Bikes

The Light Blue's Robinson Rival 1x is literally a diversion off the tarmac for the British maker

The Light Blue Robinson Rival 1x review

GBP £1500.00 RRP

The Specialized Sequoia is back as an adventure touring bike

Specialized Sequoia Expert review

Greater stopping power and bigger tyre clearances give the Krypton XRoad a taste for trails as well as tarmac

Argon 18 Krypton XRoad Di2 review

GBP £3300.00 RRP

The Genesis Croix de Fer Ti is one good-looking bike

Genesis Croix de Fer Ti review

GBP £3000.00 RRP AUD $6697.00

Reid Cycles' Granite is a capable budget gravel bike, and will also make a sturdy commuter

Reid Cycles Granite review

GBP £600.00 RRP AUD $799.00 USD $899.00

Raleigh Roker Pro review

GBP £2000.00 RRP

Marin's Four Corners Elite takes traditional steel and bends it into a bang-up-to-date form

Marin Four Corners Elite review

GBP £1700.00 RRP

No doubt about it, Viner's Strada Bianca is a good-looking bike

Viner Strada Bianca review

GBP £1699.00 RRP USD $2060.00

The Pinnacle Arkose 2 is a women's specific adventure bike

Pinnacle Arkose 2 Women’s review

GBP £800.00 RRP AUD $1234.00 USD $954.00

GT Grade Carbon 105 review

GBP £2000.00 RRP AUD $3399.00 USD $2710.00

It's tough and handles well in rough stuff, but the Dark Peak feels a bit sluggish on tarmac

Calibre Dark Peak review

GBP £799.00 RRP AUD $1712.00 USD $1224.00

Saracen's Hack 2 is a far more engaging companion than the name suggests

Saracen Hack 2 review

GBP £950.00 RRP

Pinnacle's Arkose 3 certainly looks the part and is draped in some lovely kit

Pinnacle Arkose 3 review

GBP £1000.00 RRP AUD $1542.00 USD $1159.00

The word 'unique' is almost meaningless these days, but Cannondale's Slate really isn't like any previous road bike

Cannondale Slate Ultegra review

The Specialized Diverge Expert X1

Specialized Diverge Expert X1 review