What you’re looking at folks is none other than the Revolt 2 gravel bike from Giant. You know, Giant Bicycles. The same ones you see with bikes in the Tour de France and other cycling competitions.

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Specialized has unveiled the all-new Crux, the lightest gravel bike in the world equipped with massive tire clearance capabilities and performance gravel geometry. Weighing 725 grams, the Crux boasts ...

Geographically located in the middle of the United States, the Flint Hills of Kansas dictate the pulse of the world of gravel racing, home of the newly-rebranded Garmin Unbound Gravel presented by ...

This year's Garmin Unbound Gravel presented by Craft is coming fast, racing in Emporia starting June 2 for the 350-mile event followed by the 200-mile and other categories on June 3. Over the years, ...

This story is part of our end-of-year series This Year in Gear, rounding up the most notable releases of 2021. If the bike boom that began nearly two years ago now is beginning to slow down, no one ...

Hot on the heels of Cervélo’s S5 aero race bike comes the American company’s new gravel racer, the latest Áspero-5.

When gravel first hit the mainstream, we talked about the ‘huge’ tyre capacity of bikes such as the GT Grade at 35mm. Soon, the industry told us we needed bigger tyres, more volume, more grip and more ...