Gravel bikes come in two frame options: aluminium and carbon. Which is the best material for your gravel bike?

Wash your bike after every ride to reduce wear and tear with our quick and easy 5 step guide.

Whether you occasionally ride gravel or you’re a gravel aficionado, choosing the best gravel tyre is key to enjoying your ride. Our guide is here to help you decide.

Which pedals should you ride over mixed terrain? There are a multitude of options for the best gravel riding pedals. Here are our favourites.

We spoke to Jonas Fischer from RAD RACE for his tips and tricks for winning a bikepacking race.

Which gravel groupset is best for you? Find out with our guide to SRAM, Shimano and Campagnolo options.

Ensure your bikepacking bags are packed correctly with our helpful guide.

If you’re preparing for your first bikepacking adventure alone, this guide is for you.

Planning a bikepacking route involves a lot of maps, trail knowledge and more. We share our tips and tricks for a successful bikepacking adventure.

Want to know where the 5 best gravel events are in the world? Get signed up for these gravel rides!

What do you need to take with you on an overnight bikepacking adventure? Read our kit list before you head off into the sunset.

From the top end of the road racing scene to the deep end of gravel racing, Tiffany shares her experiences as a gravel rookie.

Our guide to the best bikepacking bags will help you pick the perfect setup for backcountry rides and commutes.

Canyon’s latest kit and bike collaboration with Peter Stetina reflects his personality and riding style. Find out more about the design here.

Choose the best gravel bike for your needs. Figure out the pros and cons of all the models right here in our buyer’s guide.

From the mighty Alps in the south to the wide-open plains in the north, this list of the best gravel rides in Germany will make planning your next off-road adventure easy.

Based on their intended use, mountain bikes and gravel bikes have very different strengths. However, they also have a few things in common.

Combining the speed of a thoroughbred road bike with tyres wide enough to fly over rough surfaces, all-road bikes are designed to go anywhere and to get there fast.

Bikepacking setups allow you the freedom to go wherever your heart desires, unlike a heavier, more traditional pannier setup more synonymous with cycle touring.

Having expanded our range of gravel bikes, we’ve sat down to look at the similarities between the Canyon Grail and Canyon Grizl so that you can get the right bike for you.

From gravel bikes and hardtails to full-suspension and fat tire rigs, a lot of bicycles can be used for adventure, but which ones fit the bill best?

Gravel racing has gone from zero to hero in just a few years attracting pros and amateurs alike – but what makes it so exciting?

Going out on a gravel ride means being ready for anything. It means leaning into adventure and being open to off-road exploration.

Everything you need to know to start gravel riding and beginning your adventure when the tarmac ends.

The nights are drawing in, the mercury is dipping but your appetite for gravel riding is on the up. So what do you need?

A gravel bike is the workhorse of modern bicycles. Although they look similar, they're very different. Let's take a closer look.