Stevens Super Prestige Disc Di2 review

A top-flight cyclo-cross bike ridden by leading Continental professional riders, we've put German brand Stevens's Super Prestige through its paces here in the UK

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Cycling Weekly Verdict

For a machine ridden extensively at the top flight of professional cyclo-cross, the Super Prestige Disc Di2 is relatively modestly priced. It’s well specced too, with the Ultegra Di2 hydraulic groupset proving a highlight, its precise shifting and light braking well suited to off-road conditions.

Reasons to buy
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    Top-flight cyclo-cross bike at a reasonable price

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    Quick handling through obstacles

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    Electronic groupset works well in tricky conditions

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    Good-quality wheelset

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Reasons to avoid
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    Not particularly light

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    Non-tubeless tyres

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    White accents will need a lot of cleaning

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    Expensive to replace the rear mech

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Hamburg-based bike brand Stevens is little known in the UK. It didn’t have a UK distributor for a few years before being picked up by East London-based Hub Velo at the end of last year.

But it’s a brand with a larger presence on the Continent, in particular on the cyclo-cross scene, with its Super Prestige model ridden by Dutch national champion Matthieu van der Poel and women’s world champion Sanne Cant.

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