Bikes & Frames
The New Colnago C72 Keeps the Heritage, Adds the Tire Clearance You Actually Need
The Colnago C72 keeps handmade Italian construction and adds 35mm tire clearance, downtube storage, and modern geometry. Here's what actually changed.
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Revel's Concept Labs Debuts With 32-Inch Hardtail Prototypes You Can't Buy
Revel's new Concept Labs program debuts with 32-inch hardtail prototypes testing whether wheel size should pair with frame size. Interesting idea, zero guarantees.
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XDS X-LAB Launch: Vertical Integration Meets Aggressive Pricing
XDS launches X-LAB with carbon road, gravel, and e-bikes priced $1,500–$3,000 below competitors. Vertical integration cuts costs — but resale and support are unknowns.
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The Sklar Tall Tale Got a Geometry Update That Actually Matters
Sklar Bikes restocked the Tall Tale hardtail with smarter geometry and bottle bosses. Steel, 29er, $1,199 frame-only. Here's what changed and what it costs.
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The New BlackHeart Road Plus Blurs Road and Gravel With 700×42mm Tires
BlackHeart's Road Plus offers 700×42mm clearance, ti or aluminum options, and fender/rack mounts. One bike for road speed and rough pavement—with tradeoffs.
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Is 32-Inch the Future of Gravel? Chiru's VELDT Frameset Makes the Case
Chiru's VELDT is the first 32-inch gravel bike—faster rollover than 700c, but you're betting on a wheel standard that doesn't exist yet.
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Btchn Alpina 32" Hardtail: California Steel, 92mm BB Drop, Limited Parts Ecosystem
Btchn's Alpina is a ground-up 32" hardtail with a 92mm BB drop and California build. Here's what the geometry actually does—and the ecosystem tradeoff.
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Otso Fenrir Ti Gets UDH Dropouts (and Loses the Tuning Chip)
Otso's 2026 Fenrir Ti swaps adjustable dropouts for UDH compatibility. Same titanium frame, same geometry—just modern drivetrain options and new graphics.
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Pegoretti Goes Gravel: Steel, 50 mm Tires, and a €4,000 Starting Price
Pegoretti's first gravel bike: handmade steel, 50 mm clearance, 1x electronic-only. What the Orlando offers and what it doesn't.
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Salsa Flyway Review: Race Geometry Meets Bikepacking Clearance
Salsa's new Flyway gravel bike promises race speed and bikepacking comfort. Here's what the geometry, tire clearance, and builds actually mean for you.
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Bianchi Infinito: The All-Road Bike That Wants to Do Everything (and Almost Does)
Bianchi's new Infinito blends speed, comfort, and gravel capability up to 40mm. Updated Countervail tech, refined geometry, and real tradeoffs explained.
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BMC Teammachine SLR: Lighter, Faster, and Now in Three Carbon Tiers
The new BMC Teammachine SLR cuts 222g and closes the aero gap to 4%. But three carbon tiers mean you're not always getting the same bike.