Bicycle tests

- Lightweight MTB rain jacket (326 g) with a 15,000 mm water column, 70,000 g/m² breathability and mechanical 2-way stretch for excellent freedom of movement.  
- Highly weather-resistant, close-fitting, sporty cut, compact pack size, long back, adjustable cuffs and reflective elements.  
- The large, helmet-compatible hood with a magnetic fastening system is practical, but the visor is too short; the high price of 359 euros is considered the only significant drawback.

​Leatt HydraDri 6.0 review: This lightweight MTB rain jacket won’t leave you out in the rain

- The Two-Face 2 Titan is a super-lightweight dual-purpose pedal with a clip-in and flat side, representing a targeted evolution of the original Two-Face concept.  
- New features include 16 pins instead of 14, the EasyOut system for precise release, optimised ground clearance and a defined side selection after releasing the clip.  
- The titanium axle reduces the weight to 373 g, whilst the large platform and SPD-compatible binding make it versatile for touring, trail riding, downhill and e-bikes.

Tatze Two-Face 2 Titan: A review of the reissued super-lightweight pedal with excellent grip

- Aluminium hardtail designed for touring, 29", 100 mm Fox fork, Shimano 1x12 drivetrain, 12.6 kg, price 2,099 euros, suitable for everyday use.  
- High-quality, sporty components, but small 160 mm discs, narrow rims/tyres and a rigid 27.2 mm seatpost limit off-road safety.  
- Conservative geometry with a long seat tube, compact reach and steep head angle makes the bike more suited to gentle terrain and relaxed rides.

KTM Ultra 1964 Pro review: an aluminium hardtail with good spec

- The Rockrider Full Frame ADVT 9 L frame bag offers 9 litres of storage space, a robust design and IPX3 splash protection, and costs 69.99 euros.  
- Very secure fit, clever internal layout with a divider, internal straps and cable/hydration tube routing; zips that are easy to operate whilst cycling.  
- Makes good use of the entire frame triangle for improved riding dynamics, but displaces water bottles from the frame and offers only limited weather resistance in continuous rain.

A space-saving bikepacking wonder for just 70 euros: the Decathlon Rockrider frame bag put to the test

- Two-stage filter (hollow fibre + activated carbon) removes bacteria, protozoa and microplastics, reduces chlorine and odours, and improves the taste.  
- TPU bottle (0.7 l, 93 g, €50) stands upright on its own, fits in a bike bottle cage and is BPA- and PVC-free; 0.9-litre version (104 g, €55) for longer rides.  
- Filter capacity: up to 1,000 l (hollow fibre) and 200 l (activated carbon); actual flow rate approx. 1.5 l/min; clean by shaking or swishing in clean water.

Katadyn Befree AC Bottle: Water bottle with filter – a hands-on test by the pool

- The Wolf Tooth Echo Lock On is a premium mountain bike grip made from 20A rubber, with a diameter of 32 mm, a length of 132 mm and a weight of 120 g.  
- It offers a comfortable thickness, good shock absorption and a high level of control, particularly for larger hands, thanks to its closely spaced lugs.  
- High-quality CNC manufacturing in the USA, a wide range of colour options and easy fitting; the downsides are the higher price and the fact that it is not particularly lightweight.

Stylish grips made in the USA: the Wolf Tooth Echo Lock On put to the test

- The Cube Peak Pro combines a stiff, glass-fibre-reinforced nylon sole with comfort, excellent power transfer and grip both on and off the bike.  
- Two twist-lock fastenings, a PU/ripstop upper, a reinforced toe box and heel counter ensure support, protection and ease of use.  
- The Ergo insole, high-quality finish and comfortable rubber outsole are impressive; the only drawback is a slight tendency for the heel to slip.

Cube gravel shoes put to the test: the Cube Peak Pro impresses with its comfort and build quality

- Lightweight, single-speed, full-carbon e-bike with a Bosch Hub Line hub motor, belt drive, sporty and responsive handling, and a weight of around 15 kg.  
- Strongly geared towards everyday use and commuting: low-maintenance, range of up to approx. 90 km in Eco mode, optional GPS tracking via Bosch Connect.  
- Weaknesses: no gear changes, fixed battery, (too) narrow tyre clearance (up to 40 mm), mudguards and luggage rack only available at extra cost.

Roadlite:On CF review: No gear changes – a super-lightweight Canyon e-bike put through its paces

- Bike Ahead The Unit ICR: handcrafted, integrated carbon cockpit from Germany, approx. 205 g, price 599 euros, with a focus on lightweight construction and aesthetics.
- Approved for cross-country through to enduro and ASTM Category 4; combines very low weight with high stiffness and a secure lever clamp.
- In testing, it impressed with its ergonomics, comfort and stability; points of criticism include the very high price and the lack of a crash replacement scheme.

Bike Ahead: Review of the Unit ICR – a lightweight cockpit approved for trail use

- Fifth generation of the Specialized Crux: an aero-optimised gravel road bike, slightly heavier than its predecessor but still very light (7.3 kg).
- Revised geometry and components enhance stability, comfort and suitability for long distances, without compromising agility on trails and cyclo-cross courses.
- Very high price: the S-Works version costs around 14,000 euros, with other models ranging from 6,999 to 3,999 euros, featuring more basic specifications.

Specialized S-Works Crux: Review of the €14,000 gravel bike

- The Tempr Off-Road is a comfort-focused gravel and touring shoe with a flexible nylon sole, good roll-off characteristics and solid build quality, priced at €149.99.  
- A narrow fit with stronger support on the outer side of the foot, a secure Boa Li2 fastening at the midfoot, slightly less support at the forefoot, good breathability and good grip thanks to the lug pattern.  
- Sufficiently stiff for everyday use and touring, but not suitable for competition or maximum power transfer; weight 810 g (size 45); strengths: comfort; weakness: outer foot support.

Tempr Off-Road: Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

- The Mallet Trail Vent is a highly ventilated summer shoe with a narrow fit and good comfort for walking and cycling on tours and trails.  
- The stiff sole ensures good power transfer, although the forefoot cannot be secured as tightly with the Speed-Lace system as with racing shoes.  
- The breathable mesh means there is no protection against the elements: cold and splash water quickly reach the sock, which limits their use to warm, dry days.

Crankbrothers Mallet Trail Vent: Will this summer shoe make you forget the heat?

Und ich der Untertitel

Tik Tok

player.target-video.com

target-video.com

protegear.io

predictwind.com

vimeo.com

doo.net

team-malizia.geovoile.com

www.ndr.de

YB Tracking mit Google Maps

https://awin.comagno.com

Windfinder Widget

X.com

racemap.com

touren.bike-magazin.de

Spotify

New York Vendée

www.outdooractive.com

www.br.de 

Tickaroo

Google

Instagram

thetransat.geovoile.com 

www.br.de

www.facebook.com

www.youtube.com

player.podigee-cdn.net

trackleaders.com

www.ardmediathek.de

www.tagesschau.de

www.podcaster.de

tracker.theoceanrace.com

kuula.co

arkeaultimchallengebrest.geovoile.com

retouralabase.geovoile.com

minitransat.geovoile.com

transat-jacques-vabre.geovoile.com

theoceanrace.geovoile.com


        In this article, we use so-called affiliate links. With every purchase through these links, we receive a commission from the merchant.
        All relevant referral links are marked with <icon></icon>. <link>Learn more</link>.
    


        In this article, we use so-called affiliate links. With every purchase through these links, we receive a commission from the merchant.
        All relevant referral links are marked with <icon></icon>.
    

Most read in category {categoryTitle}

This summary was generated automatically.

Summary

Save filter

The Big Bike Search

Note: This text is a service for our readers and was automatically generated from the data in our bike database.

Verdict on the {brandName} {modelName} test

Verdict on the {modelName} test

Topics on this page

Measurements

Data and facts about the {brandName} {modelName}

Actions

I agree to display external content. This may involve the transmission of personal data to third-party platforms. Learn more in our

At this point, you will find external content that complements the article. You can display and hide it with a click.

Filter

Login required

Save for later?

Rate this article?

 | BIKE

My Premium Guides

My Account

Pro cycling calendar {year}

{title} - Live updates on the race status

{liveticker} {stageName} - {raceName} {year}

To rank the riders, we use results from World Tour races from last year and the current year. The score is updated once a week and is calculated from the sum of wins in one-day races, time trials, stage wins and overall victories.

Saved articles

Search

Just discovered at {portalName}: {articleTitle} {shareUrl}

Many users prefer commenting under a pseudonym. Currently the name from your account is shown. You can change it directly now.

Bicycle tests

Leatt HydraDri 6.0 review
This lightweight MTB rain jacket won’t leave you out in the rain

Tatze Two-Face 2 Titan
A review of the reissued super-lightweight pedal with excellent grip

KTM Ultra 1964 Pro review
An aluminium hardtail with good spec

A space-saving bikepacking wonder for just 70 euros
The Decathlon Rockrider frame bag put to the test

Katadyn Befree AC Bottle
Water bottle with filter – a hands-on test by the pool

Stylish grips made in the USA
The Wolf Tooth Echo Lock On put to the test

Cube gravel shoes put to the test
The Cube Peak Pro impresses with its comfort and build quality

Roadlite:On CF review
No gear changes – a super-lightweight Canyon e-bike put through its paces

Bike Ahead
Review of the Unit ICR – a lightweight cockpit approved for trail use

Specialized S-Works Crux
Review of the €14,000 gravel bike

Tempr Off-Road
Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

Crankbrothers Mallet Trail Vent
Will this summer shoe make you forget the heat?

Bicycle tests

​Leatt HydraDri 6.0 reviewThis lightweight MTB rain jacket won’t leave you out in the rain

Tatze Two-Face 2 TitanA review of the reissued super-lightweight pedal with excellent grip

KTM Ultra 1964 Pro reviewAn aluminium hardtail with good spec

A space-saving bikepacking wonder for just 70 eurosThe Decathlon Rockrider frame bag put to the test

Katadyn Befree AC BottleWater bottle with filter – a hands-on test by the pool

Stylish grips made in the USAThe Wolf Tooth Echo Lock On put to the test

Cube gravel shoes put to the testThe Cube Peak Pro impresses with its comfort and build quality

Roadlite:On CF reviewNo gear changes – a super-lightweight Canyon e-bike put through its paces

Bike AheadReview of the Unit ICR – a lightweight cockpit approved for trail use

Specialized S-Works CruxReview of the €14,000 gravel bike

Tempr Off-RoadReview of the Canyons gravel shoes

Crankbrothers Mallet Trail VentWill this summer shoe make you forget the heat?

Leatt HydraDri 6.0 review
This lightweight MTB rain jacket won’t leave you out in the rain

Tatze Two-Face 2 Titan
A review of the reissued super-lightweight pedal with excellent grip

KTM Ultra 1964 Pro review
An aluminium hardtail with good spec

A space-saving bikepacking wonder for just 70 euros
The Decathlon Rockrider frame bag put to the test

Katadyn Befree AC Bottle
Water bottle with filter – a hands-on test by the pool

Stylish grips made in the USA
The Wolf Tooth Echo Lock On put to the test

Cube gravel shoes put to the test
The Cube Peak Pro impresses with its comfort and build quality

Roadlite:On CF review
No gear changes – a super-lightweight Canyon e-bike put through its paces

Bike Ahead
Review of the Unit ICR – a lightweight cockpit approved for trail use

Specialized S-Works Crux
Review of the €14,000 gravel bike

Tempr Off-Road
Review of the Canyons gravel shoes

Crankbrothers Mallet Trail Vent
Will this summer shoe make you forget the heat?