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Best bikepacking bags 2026: the very best from our experts for multi-day trips and toursOur experts share the best bikepacking bags from their testing on multi-day adventures and how to choose the best for your setup
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Best summer cycling gloves 2026 : Low-profile and high comfort mitts for road and gravel ridingSummer cycling gloves provide protection, comfort and grip, so we take a look at some of the best
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Best gravel bike clothing 2026: extensively tested by our gravel experts off-roadFull lycra kit or something more laid back, here's our gravel experts' top pick of the best gravel bike clothing and what to look for in kit for off-road riding
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Best gravel bike shoes 2026: expert-tested cycling shoes for being on and off the bikeGravel & Cyclocross are demanding disciplines, so our experts have tested and rated the best gravel cycling shoes for durability and performance, both on and off the bike
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Best tubeless tyre puncture repair tools 2026: expert-tested on both road and gravel tyresNo one enjoys abruptly ending a ride early. Our experts have selected their 6 top picks after purposefully punctured tyres to see which tubeless tyre plug kits could save the day
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Best gravel bike pedals 2026: the best clipless, power, and flat pedals, all expert-rated for off-road ridingWith terrain somewhere between MTB and road, the best gravel bike pedals for you very much depend on your preference. In this guide, our experts have selected their 6 top picks.
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Best electric gravel bikes 2026: dirt-loving e-bikes with added oomph, all tested and rated by our expertsElectric gravel bikes are one of the most versatile bikes you can buy and can transform your riding, help you explore further afield and help you haul. In this guide are 6 of our experts' top picks
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Best budget gravel bikes 2026: Expert tested off-roaders that won't cost the earthWhether you're hitting the gravel for the first time or seeking a rugged winter commuter, our experts have picked the best budget bikes that deliver a premium off-road experience without the premium price tag
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'This race was a lot harder to win' - Karolina Migoń solos to victory at Unbound GravelThis is the Polish rider's third win this month, after her repeat victory at The Traka 360 and Gravel Locos
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‘It was so epic!’ - Heather Jackson wins Unbound XL at record paceThe endurance star crushed the 358 gruelling miles through Kansas
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Rob Britton smashes 350-mile Unbound XL record in exciting duel with Lachlan MortonWith a time of just under 18 hours, Britton shattered the previous record by 2 hours and 16 minutes
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Met Estro Wander helmet review: repurposed for the rough stuffThis special edition gravel-focused Estro from Met is essentially the same great helmet but with a new lick of matt paint and a silky musette thrown in for free.
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More risks, a fear of negative racing and the mud - pros predict how Unbound Gravel will play outFrom breakaway hopes to tactical alliances, riders weigh in on what could shape the world’s premier gravel race.
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The Giro stage winner who's racing Unbound: Lukas Pöstlberger's setup ahead of Unbound GravelLukas Pöstlberger will be lining up to take on Unbound with his new Rose Racing Circle teammates
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Struggling to keep air in your gravel tyres? Then check out these tips...Avoiding punctures isn't always easy when riding gravel but there are a few precautions you can take to keep them at bay
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Rapha Explore Bar Bag review: a superb bag for travel, whether on the bar or on the shoulderAn outstanding small bar bag with a cross-body strap, let down by a poor main zip
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‘You never forget the first time you pee in your bibs’ - the unglamorous side of gravel racing in the pursuit of speedNo more pee breaks, near-diabetes-inducing levels of sugar and bike gear in kitchen pots: the weird side of being a gravel pro
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New Specialized Diverge breaks cover at UnboundAmerican bike giant seems to have a new gravel bike on the way
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Training is for losers: How to prepare for your first gravel overnighterIf you're tempted by the thought of getting away for a few days but don't know what to take, fear not, it's a lot more simple than you think.
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With over $1000 off at Jenson USA, this Cannondale Topstone could be the ideal bike to start your journey to next year's Unbound Gravel!Deals The Topstone comes highly rated by the Cycling Weekly team and is one of our best gravel bikes; with the 2025 model around the corner, this Topstone 4 has a massive 36% reduction
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'You cannot race Unbound on your own' - Greg van Avermaet returns to Unbound Gravel with a team and some unfinished business“It would be a dream that I can finish the race without having any issues or mechanical problems or flats," says former Olympic and Roubaix champion
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With pros now flocking to the 350-mile Unbound XL, has the elite race lost the gravel spirit?Lachlan Morton, Laurens ten Dam, Ted King, Heather Jackson, Lael Wilcox, Serena Bishop Gordon. The XL race is heating up; why is that?
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Meet the 92-year-old taking on Unbound 200—again: ‘Even if it takes me 24 hours, I’m going to try'“People think old folks are different from young people. But the enjoyment of life doesn’t change," says Fred Schmid
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Canyon launches DT Swiss developed suspension fork with 40mm of travelThe new suspension fork, aimed at gravel riding is the culmination of a 4-year project with DT Swiss
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'I don't know if I'll be flying or dying' - David Millar to race Unbound Gravel alongside elitesRetired pro set for debut at gravel calendar's biggest date
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2025 Unbound Gravel: What is Unbound, who's racing and where to watch the world's premier gravel eventWorldTour roadies, track world champions and MTB Olympians joining thousands of participants, Unbound Gravel has grown to be the world's biggest gravel race.
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'I’ve already won the 200, so what else could I do?' — Lachlan Morton takes on 350-mile XL at Unbound Gravel“I already had the experience I wanted to have there...so, why not just try something different?” says the Australian.
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I improved my gravel handling with this guidance from a national champ - and you can tooExperience on the road is a great foundation. Here's how to sharpen it for the trails
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Some folk don’t like cyclists, but everyone smiles when they see a happy terrier in a rucksack riding towards themShe probably puts more miles in on the bike than you do, and she definitely makes more people smile - she’s man’s best friend: the Trail Dog
