Gravel bikes combine the lightweight performance of a road bike with the off-road capability of a mountain bike. Whether on asphalt, gravel roads, or forest trails, a gravel bike lets you ride quickly and comfortably on any surface.
At Radfieber, you can buy your favorite gravel bike. Here, you will find Germany's largest selection of gravel bikes: more than 160 models, 30 years of experience, and 3 locations in Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Berlin. Buy gravel bikes from a trusted specialist with 30 years of experience and discover over 150 models at our 3 locations.
Marin Headlands 1
Marin Nicasio 1 Black
Marin Headlands 3
Marin Nicasio+ 650B Teal
Marin DSX Khaki Red
Marin Nicasio+ 650B Grey
Ridley Kanzo Fast 2.0 Rival XPLR
Marin DSX 1 Green Silver
Stevens 2026 GAVERE COM / Cloudy BeigeStevens has been building road bikes in Hamburg for over 30 years – and consistently transfers this experience to gravel bikes. The Stevens Supreme is the lightweight carbon gravel for long tours. The Stevens Gavere offers a balanced geometry for everyday use and adventure. The Stevens Prestige is the race-oriented top model with GRX gearing.
Marin comes from mountain biking – and you can tell with their gravel bikes. The Marin Gestalt series is the versatile all-rounder for beginners and advanced riders. The Marin DSX is the agile fitness gravel with a flat handlebar. And the Marin DSX FS comes with a suspension fork.
Schindelhauer from Berlin proves that gravel bikes can also be elegant. The Schindelhauer Wilhelm Gravel is the flagship: aluminum frame, Gates Carbon belt drive, optionally with Rohloff, Pinion or Shimano Di2.
Ridley is one of the most renowned Belgian road bike brands. The Ridley Kanzo series offers carbon gravel bikes for competition and adventure.
Focus Atlas – the name says it all. The Atlas is the gravel bike for bikepacking and long distances, with numerous mounting points and balanced geometry.
You love gravel but wish for assistance? Find your electric gravel bike – for more range on long tours or that extra boost on hills.
Would you like to test a gravel bike before buying? Testride at one of our 3 locations. Or Leasing your gravel bike tax-advantaged through your employer.
Prices for gravel bikes vary depending on equipment and manufacturer. Entry-level models between 800 and 1,500 €, mid-range between 1,500 and 3,000 €, high-end carbon bikes up to over 5,000 €.
For beginners we recommend the Marin Gestalt or the Stevens Gavere – affordable, robust, and versatile.
Yes, the Schindelhauer Wilhelm Gravel relies on Gates Carbon belt – maintenance-free, quiet, and clean.
What is a gravel bike, what is it good for, and how does it differ from other types of bicycles?
A gravel bike is a versatile bicycle designed for both road and unpaved paths. Gravel bikes combine elements of road bikes, cyclocross bikes, and touring bikes, allowing you to ride comfortably on asphalt as well as on gravel, forest paths, or easy trails.
Gravel bikes and cyclocross bikes are very similar; however, gravel bikes are better suited for longer tours. Gravel bikes are fast, but not quite as fast as road bikes. However, riding on gravel is safer with a gravel bike, which one would avoid with a road bike. City bikes and trekking bikes have good suspension – gravel bikes often have even better suspension, increasing comfort and robustness when riding off-road. Gravel bikes are suitable for light to moderate terrain, but are lighter than mountain bikes. Very challenging terrain is best handled with a mountain bike. But if you are looking for a versatile, off road capable, and lightweight bike that can be used both in the city and in the countryside, you need a gravel bike.
Since a gravel bike is so versatile, you should consider before buying where you want to set your focus:
Your dream bike: Terrain: When choosing gearing and transmission: Single-chainring setups are robust and ideal for off-road, while double-chainring setups are better suited for road and long distances. When riding off-road through mud, you should mount wider tires on your gravel bike for more grip, hydraulic disc brakes for faster braking in wet conditions, and drop bars for better control off-road. Comfort: If you travel a lot, pay attention to mounting points for racks, fenders, bottle cages and panniers. A sturdy steel frame is heavier, but certainly not the worst choice for a fully loaded gravel tour. For even more support on long tours, at Radfieber you can even find gravel e-bikes. Speed: Choose lighter frames made of carbon or aluminum frames.
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