A new look, faster technology, a clearer layout and plenty of new features: our biggest relaunch in many years puts Bikeboard on an entirely new footing. Here’s what is changing, what is staying and why this is only the beginning.
Castelli has updated its popular Sorpasso Pro Bibtight, promising even greater comfort across a wide range of winter conditions. With an anatomically optimised cut, new details and the proven Progetto X2 Air seat pad, the next generation once again aims to be a trusty companion for the colder months.
Four months and 900 kilometres with the Ergon SR Allroad Pro Carbon: firm padding and effective pressure relief impress in this real-world gravel review.
With the Body Paint V TT Speedsuit, Castelli promises nothing less than the fastest suit for racing against the clock. Jürgen Kaburek of Team 2RC FORMAT Radshop Kalteis reviewed it for Bikeboard.at in races and training to find out whether that promise still holds when an ambitious amateur, rather than a WorldTour pro, is tucked into the aero bars.
BH has given its lightweight race bike a comprehensive update. A frame weight below 700 grams, improved aerodynamics and clearance for 35 mm tyres are intended to turn the new Ultralight into a versatile all-rounder. Four builds are available, starting at 4.999,90 euros.
Larger display, faster processor and a premium carbon-aluminium housing: the new Coros Dura 2 Solar promises up to 120 hours of battery life. What has improved over its predecessor, and where do the navigation and software still need work? Our first impressions from real-world testing.
With the Edge 1060, Garmin is launching a new high-end bike computer. The 3.5-inch display remains, the housing shrinks, and alongside voice control, 5 Hz GPS and new training features, there is now reverse charging for the first time. We take a look at the key updates, technical specs and differences compared with the Edge 1050.
From the Tuscany Trail to a fast after-work spin: Ortlieb’s luggage solutions have accompanied us for years on all kinds of bikes and tours. What has proved itself in practice, and what advantages does the new Quick-Lock 2.2 offer?
Five pieces for the transitional season: a real-world review of Castelli’s jersey, vest, jacket and bib tights for rides between 10 and 17 degrees.
Carbon frames from 2,499 euros, up to 950 grams lighter and clearance for 40 mm tyres: this is how Trek positions its endurance road bike without the comfort technology used until now.
There are bike shows, and then there are bike shows. At Bespoked in Dresden, frame and component builders showcase their craftsmanship. Some come to sell their gems, some to demonstrate their skills, and all to be part of a growing community united by a love of bikes.
2.3 mm lower stack height, new cleat geometry, a 10.5° clip-in angle and lighter cleats. However, SPD-SL pedals are no longer compatible with the new cleats.
The new Revelator Syro endurance road bike, entry-level gravel bikes from 899 euros and new wheelsets: prices, weights and specs for KTM’s 2027 models.
Ten years of pioneering work: how two Viennese innovators brought TPU inner tubes into the mainstream – from S-Tubo and 32 inches to the smart Tubo-Road SYNCD.
Slipstreaming, team tactics and the sprint: Granfondo brings road racing to the tabletop. We've put it through its paces and are giving away a copy.
The modular trailer weighs just 6.7 kg, carries loads of up to 60 kg and is suitable for bikes with 20- to 29-inch wheels – including e-bikes, as our real-world review confirms.
A titanium case, display brightness of up to 3,000 nits and satellite-enabled inReach communication set the Pro version apart; the base version starts at an RRP of €999.99.
The 10th Kufsteinerland Radmarathon thrilled with a record field, a high proportion of women and a new course record. Here are the best photos from this magnificent celebration of cycling.
Out on the gravel and XC bike with Tatze's new SPD pedals: how do these lightweight Austrians hold up in practice?
