Eurobike

Shoddy Dave continues his round up of the weird and wonderful from the sprawling floors of Eurobike.

Don't be surprised if you're offered a lease for your next bike. That and many more things we learned from the biggest bike show in the world.

A cargo bike built for long-distance riding, Tern's latest long-tail, and a whole bunch of forbidden fruit.

Dangerholm channels his inner Mad Max, a well-used Pegoretti, new bags and shoes, and more.

Sixteen gears and an internally geared hub make for one of the most interesting 'collabs' in the bike industry.

Schwalbe brings out an alternative to the Presta valve, while Stan's NoTubes and Muc-Off bring new tubeless valves.

Eurobike is back at full strength and cultural relevance. Here's some of the best gear Shoddy Dave saw in Frankfurt.

A carbon lugged bamboo bike, clever seat bag mounts, new tires from Hutchinson, and more.

Highlights from German companies Ortlieb and Ergon, as well as a little bit of magic.

The future of last-mile deliveries might be on cargo e-bikes, but there's a good chance they look an awful lot like this.

Italian cycling accessory manufacturer Scicon turned heads with its beak-like glasses. Here's how they felt.

Automatic shifting is coming to your next drop bar e-bike, courtesy of Bosch and TRP.

Wheels from Mavic, Hunt, Scope, Aviaav, and One K.

World Bicycle Relief took over three years to make this new Buffalo S2, but its simple two-speed drivetrain feels worth the wait.

Tern brings out a kid-carrying cargo bike with a Bosch motor for just $3799

The Italian cycling company brings a full-featured, inexpensive indoor smart bike to Eurobike.

A selection of the most eye-catching bikes so far from Eurobike 2024.

The LoreTwo corrects some of the mistakes of the first generation while still offering a reported performance advantage. Would you wear these?

Knit material comes as a first for the Italian shoe manufacturer.

The Massachusetts-based bicycle manufacturer was all set to launch a new gravel bike here in Frankfurt, Germany. The bike never made it to Eurobike.

Race or adventure is still your choice but the fourth generation Giant Revolt adds internal cabling, frame protection, and in-frame storage.

The TRP VISTAR // Powershift brings Classified's two-speed hub gearing to a fully-integrated groupset, allowing a 1x16 shifting system.

Fun and functional was the name of the game this year, and if 2023’s Eurobike show gives us any indication, the future's looking bright for the cargo bike industry.

French handmade carbon wheels led the way alongside plenty of other new road and gravel wheels. 

From wild paint and cool frames to bling bikes from Scott, BH, and a number of smaller brands.

Gravel bikes from 3T, M83, Superior, and Romo.

Also, a saddle with adjustable tension, a 4-in-1 bike bag design, Thule’s top new bike rack, and much more.

New aero bikes, climbing bikes, and ones that split the difference were on display in Frankfurt.

Plus, MONoPOLE's attractive compact cargo e-bike, Lupine's award winning light, another player in TPU inner tubes, and a way to carry pets on your bike.

From Van Vleuten’s yellow Canyon to Roglič’s pink Cervélo, these are the best pro bikes on display at Eurobike. 

Any way you slice it, the Pilot Seiren is expensive. But here’s why it might actually make sense over a carbon bike.

Plus, metal Camelbak Podium bottles, crazy bike locks, an unusual titanium travel bike, and more. 

Your favorite German ex-pros have put a good deal of thought into making safer, more sustainable kids’ bikes. 

The models will be available in 2024.

So many incredible options for carrying your kids and your stuff.

Aero Sensor is a new aerometer system claiming unparalledled accuracy and ease of use with a host of possible use cases.

Carry your kids, or help them carry their own stuff, and keep an eye on everything in the process.

Our coverage continues from Europe's biggest bike show with a whole bunch of new and interesting gear.

Schmolke unveils a weight-weenie special with disc brakes, internal cable routing, beep-boop gears, and clincher wheels.

Niner’s new RKT 9 RDO looks ready to rip, Northwave debuted a bunch of new shoes for on-road and off, and Elite is helping keep the ick out of your bottles.

A closer look at some of the indoor training-specific tech on show at Eurobike 2022.

Tools, tech, and a new bike from the many floors of Eurobike 2022.

The cleverly simple mechanism promises ultra-fast engagement without the usual durability concerns.

Vaast has a new magnesium road bike, Scicon continues to push the style envelope, and Hunt previewed a new flagship aero road wheelset.

Elite adds power meter pairing and core body temperature control to speed and heart rate in a new air-filtering smart fan for indoor training.

A competitively priced rear view radar with stats set to give the Garmin Varia some stiff competition.

Scope Cycling has a secret or two hiding behind the €4,000 price tag.

3D printing isn’t just for saddles anymore, Fidlock is (maybe) going after Boa, and your next bike fitter might be a computer.

Shimano partners with Blubrake for ABS e-bike brakes, EVOC’s new case is ace for integrated cockpits, and say goodbye to disc brake rub.

FSA has updated its WE K-Force groupset with an extra sprocket, a host of claimed reliability improvements, and a familiar look.

The two-speed internal gear hub will soon be available in wheels from Enve, Mavic, DT Swiss, Reynolds, and more.

Instead cargo bikes took the limelight at Eurobike, and we absolutely loved them. So, why the sudden explosion and when can we expect?

New Motion Labs is at it again with some new chain and chainring tech for cargo bikes, plus a chainring with the equivalent of 92teeth for track racing.

Bikes, wheels, saddles, insoles, and much more in our 2021 Eurobike round-up gallery.

Sick of the waffle that bike brands churn out? We challenged brands at Eurobike to cram their spiel into 60 seconds. Here's what happened.

The wheels feature one-piece carbon spokes and a specifically designed hub.

These gravel and MTB wheelsets have a pump in the hub to inflate and deflate tyre pressure at the touch of a button.

Dave and Ronan discuss more tech from Eurobike.

Imagine our surprise when Schwalbe popped up with the exact thing we talked about the night before.

Eurobike is back and we are on the ground to bring you the latest bikes and tech.

Some new products stood out just a little more than others at Eurobike. Here are some of our favorites

Electric-assist bikes again grabbed the headlines at this year's Eurobike, with e-racing bikes on display from Bianchi, Look, and Wilier Triestina.

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Indoor cycling innovations from Wahoo, Zwift, and Stages Cycling caught our attention at the opening day of Eurobike.

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Dan Cavallari found a host of new products at Eurobike, ranging from high-tech gadgets to snazzy kits.

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The new Ceramic-bearing drive shaft is twice as efficient as Dura-Ace, company claims

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