The 7 gravel bikes in the test
Stevens Supreme Pro
A strictly sporty character is deeply rooted in Stevens' DNA: the brand has a long tradition in road and cross cycling. The Stevens Supreme Pro is the latest interpretation of a fast, efficient riding machine that gets cyclists from A to B quickly - even on forest and/or dirt tracks. To achieve this, Stevens combines a stiff aluminium frame with space for four bottles or bags with an aluminium rigid fork that is very firm.
The bike is slightly more manoeuvrable than its competitors. The riding position is strictly sporty due to the high saddle rake, it is rather long and low at the front. Thanks to the wide tread tyres, the Stevens Supreme Pro whizzes smoothly over tar and gravel roads. The gears and brakes work precisely and effectively, even on easy terrain. Dynamo light and mudguards as well as mounting points for carrier and rear kickstand enable a wide range of everyday use. However, the fast Supreme is in its element on demanding road tours, even in the mountains, which can sometimes be a little longer.
Advantages and disadvantages
- Plus: Consistent bike concept for everyday use, touring and training
- Minus: No fine trimmer in the shift cables; shaky metal struts
The most important information about the Stevens Supreme Pro
- Frame sizes: 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62 cm
- Test bike weight: 11.6 kg
- Permissible total weight: 130 kg
- Frame: aluminium, smooth welded, thru axles
- Fork: Aluminium, tapered; carrier thread
- Circuit: Shimano GRX 2x11; 46/30, 11-34 teeth
- Bandwidth: 474 %
- Brakes: Shimano GRX Disc, 160 mm
- Tyres: Schwalbe G-One Allround 40-622
- Lighting system: Shimano DH-UR705, Supernova E3 Pure, B&M Xeltec
- Price: 1,999 Euro
- MYBIKE grade: 1,6
You can find more information about the gravel bike from Stevens here.
The gravel bike test
MYBIKE tested a total of seven gravel bikes suitable for everyday use. You can find out interesting facts, background information on gravel bikes and the results of all bikes in comparison in this article.
