Barbara Merz-Weigandt
· 11.04.2026
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The Diamant Nhoma Plus is called ‘Equipped Gravel’ and comes ex-works fitted with lights, a luggage rack, mudguards and a side stand. This combination makes the bike just as suitable for commuting as it is for weekend rides or multi-day tours.
The Nhoma is one of Diamant’s best-selling models. The Plus version is designed to cement this position with a price-performance ratio aimed at appealing to beginners and everyday cyclists. Diamant positions the bike between classic trekking bikes and dedicated gravel bikes. The target audience is cyclists who want to ride in a sporty manner but do not want to compromise on practical features.
The frame is made of aluminium and uses the same platform as the Diamant Mahon. Whilst the Mahon, with its flat-bar handlebars, is designed for comfort, the Nhoma Plus offers a sportier take on the same design. The drop handlebars alter the riding position and make the bike faster. The frame geometry is designed to strike a balance between comfort and sportiness, without leaning too heavily in either direction.
The frame and fork feature numerous mounting points for bottle cages, locks and other accessories. The fork offers generous tyre clearance and accommodates tyres up to 29 x 2.0 inches or 27.5 x 2.6 inches. The Nhoma Plus comes fitted with Bontrager Girona tyres as standard. This flexibility allows it to be adapted to a range of riding conditions, from paved paths to easy trails.
For the drivetrain, Diamant has opted for the gravel version of the Shimano Cues groupset. The system is designed for durability and low maintenance. The shift-brake levers are designed for drop-bar handlebars. Shimano’s Linkglide technology is intended to increase the durability of the drivetrain components and maintain shifting performance even under load.
The system is designed for beginners and everyday cyclists who do not have extreme demands but expect a robust setup. It is designed for regular, versatile use. Shimano hydraulic disc brakes complement the drivetrain and are designed to perform reliably in all weather conditions.
The Nhoma Plus comes factory-fitted with components that many buyers would otherwise have to fit as aftermarket extras. Dynamo-powered lights at the front and rear, including a parking light function, are part of the standard specification. Mudguards protect against wet and dirt. A side stand is fitted.
The luggage rack is called the Clever Rack; it is MIK-compatible and designed to carry a load of up to 25 kilograms. Its MIK compatibility allows compatible bags to be fitted without the need for additional adapters. The low centre of gravity is designed to improve riding stability when carrying luggage. These features make the bike suitable for shopping trips, commuting and bikepacking tours.
The Nhoma Plus costs 1,699 euros. The existing Nhoma model will remain in the range, but will be given a new name. The model will henceforth be called Nhoma Pro and will cost 1,999 euros. The 300-euro premium gets you a Shimano GRX gear system, brighter lights and more powerful brakes.
The model range offers two entry points. The Nhoma Plus appeals to buyers looking for a fully-equipped gravel bike at an affordable price. The Nhoma Pro offers higher performance for riders with more demanding requirements. Both models share the same basic philosophy of a gravel bike suitable for everyday use, complete with standard equipment.
Gravel bikes are all the rage. Fitted with everyday features such as lights, mudguards and a luggage rack, they’re also popular with sporty commuters. With the Nhoma Plus, Diamant appeals to a wide range of buyers, not least because the bike proves that a modern everyday bike doesn’t have to cost several thousand euros.

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