Bikes & Frames
Canyon Exceed CFR Gravel: A Factory-Built Drop-Bar Hardtail for Ultra-Distance Racing
Canyon's Exceed CFR now comes in drop-bar and flat-bar builds. The gravel version runs a custom 60mm Fox fork for bikepacking races. €4,000-€6,000.
Bikes & Frames
Canyon's Exceed CFR now comes in drop-bar and flat-bar builds. The gravel version runs a custom 60mm Fox fork for bikepacking races. €4,000-€6,000.
Components
OneUp's $599 aluminum wheelsets offer 30mm width, Sapim spokes, and Fillmore valves. Here's what matters for the upgrade-minded rider.
Bikes & Frames
Twin Six's Ti 3X2 is a titanium 32-inch frame built for gravel or MTB duty. Pre-order at $2,150 through July 6. Here's what the specs actually mean.
Tools & Maintenance
Daysaver's Incredible6 multitool and 40HV pump weigh 136g combined. Modular bits, tubeless-ready, frame-mountable. Here's who it's actually for.
Bikes & Frames
Tout Terrain's Chiyoda III pairs a Pinion gearbox with belt drive and serious cargo mounts. A maintenance-free daily driver — if you can stomach the weight.
Training
Heat acclimatization, hydration strategy, and warning signs every cyclist needs to know. A data-driven guide to training and racing when it's hot.
Components
Zipp's $1,300 404 S wheelset brings 50mm depth and 1,585g to the budget carbon fight. Here's what the specs actually mean for your riding.
Bikes & Frames
Specialized's Tarmac SL9 claims 4 watts over the SL8 through surgical aero changes. Here's what the specs mean for real-world racing at $14,000.
Components
Vittoria expands Gravel Endurance to 50c and 55c with gravel-specific casings. What that means for riders who want one wheelset for everything.
Components
Continental's Tour de France tire bundle pairs the aero-focused Aero 111 with the GP5000 S TR. Here's who it's actually for—and who should skip it.
Components
Ritchey consolidates all premium carbon fiber components under SuperLogic. Here's what the rebrand means for fiber quality, pricing, and your next cockpit upgrade.
Bikes & Frames
Canyon's Predict concept bike uses 360° radar, cameras, and Edge AI to anticipate road hazards. Here's what the tech promises—and what it doesn't prove.