Posts tagged cyclocross bike

Cyclocross season is upon us. Do you need a dedicated cyclocross race bike? The German company Bombtrack has one ready to race out of the box that we put to the test.

The Fezzari Shafer Comp GRX carbon gravel bike is a bargain for USD 2300. Is it the ideal bike for your adventures or racing? Read our review.

Montreal custom builder T-Labs calls titanium the perfect material for a gravel bike. We put the new X3.22 titanium gravel bike to the test. Should it make your wish list?

The Evil Bikes Chamois Hagar is unique among gravel bikes in design and hype. Should it make your wish list? We put it to the test.

The Cannondale Supersix EVO CX replaces the venerable SuperX and intends to cover both cyclocross and gravel racing. Does it do a good job?

Kristen Legan custom designed her titanium Firefly bike for both cyclocross and gravel. We look at how she configures it for her long and short rides.

The KTM Canic CXC 11 aims to make KTM a household name in the world of cyclocross. We take a look at the updated model.

We’ve taken a ride on the latest iteration of Trek’s Boone 7 Disc cyclocross bike. It’s race-ready, will let you daydream of racing along side your Telenet-Fidea teammates and features a rather unique “bass boat” paint scheme.

In the past year, the Brodie Romax has been redesigned and improved, but the new Romax still exhibits a bright paint scheme and excellent weld quality as its overt trademarks.

Lov, which stands for “love our valley,” has been in producing bikes for three years. They manufacture titanium and steel frames in-house, and amongst their small collection of colorful examples at NAHBS was a steel cross bike.

KTM has been making winning cyclocross bikes since the 1970s and is back in CX with its bright orange Canic CXC carbon cyclocross bike. We put it to the test.

Yoann Barelli from the Giant Factory Off-Road team knows that you don’t always need suspension or fat tires in order to get big air on …

BMC has returned to cyclocross after a brief break, unveiling both their carbon fiber CrossMachine CX01 and aluminum CXA01. We currently have a shark colored CXA01 for an extensive review, and showcase an “in review” introduction to the company’s workingman’s do-it-all cyclocross machine

The competition was fierce at the 2015 Lost and Found Gravel Race with plenty of big cyclocross names showing up for the start. Ben Berden brought along his Sea Otter and Tokyo Cyclocross-tested Stoemper Ronny, and we were able to get a closer look at all of the details, including the newest components from TRP, FSA and Kenda.

Not only has Foundry revamped its full cyclocross line, but added a titanium arrow to their quiver as well. The Foundry Overland titanium cyclocross bike seeks to tackle everything from the commute and getting lost in the woods, to cyclocross courses and gravel races.

Zen Bike Co. keeps the looks subtle, but keeps the functionality high for riders who demand a made in the USA frame that will get them through their commute and to the podium at a cyclocross race.

For fans of cyclocross who either don’t take their racing too seriously, or take their value-oriented, singlespeed cyclocross bikes very seriously, we offer a full …

Brodie Bikes have been a part of the cyclocross scene in both Canada and the full Pacific Northwest since their first Romax was unveiled two decades ago. We take a closer look at their latest model, which is set for the cyclocross course in equal parts of an all day adventure ride.

Our readers have voted on some of their favorite personal racing and spectating habits, including favorite course features, bucket list events, upgrades, handups and heckles.

We take a look at the KindHuman KÜDÜ, which is a bike currently in review. The model sports a more traditional geometry with oversized tubing for added stiffness.

In Issue 27, we tested the Fezzari Foré Cyx, and today we are offering one full review of the many in that issue. For other extensive …

With all of the First Look cyclocross bikes at Sea Otter, we knew we would have to capture a few of the riders’ bikes from the race. Eric Nelson’s Beer X Squid Team Bike took off on the earliest race of the day, the Singlespeed Category, and we take a closer look at the rig that sent him to the extended podium.

The new cyclocross bikes and gravel bikes keep arriving, and Cyclocross Magazine grabbed an in-person look at new bikes from Foundry, Raleigh, Mongoose, Focus, Storck and Fezzari. Also new products from Connex, ENVE, and Nutcase.

Scott is fashionably late to the cyclocross disc party, but is making quite the entrance. The company didn’t even list a cyclocross bike last season, …

We take a first look at the Santa Cruz Stigmata, a new cyclocross bike. Unlike the last iteration of the alloy bike, this is Santa Cruz’s first attempt at a carbon fiber cyclocross frame. Stay tuned for a future full review.