A well-designed concept with high-level wheels and specs. The classic diamond frame with sloping top tube was timeless, weight distribution was very good just like the craftsmanship … E-BIKE’s editors say about the E-Triton Luxe in a test of current touring pedelecs. Bikes ”giving you effortless freedom on day trips and for travelling”.

With a head tube angle of 68.5° and a seat tube angle of 74.5° in frame size 18“ STEVENS Jura Carbon ES had a classic marathon geometry. It therefore was suitable for long rides on which riding comfort is key: “The comfort predominantly strikes on flat courses“, editors of Bike Freak Magazine noted.

Lasse Nygaard-Priester on STEVENS Xenon in Hamburg
When he did his first triathlon race back in 2007, Lasse Nygaard-Priester knew immediately that the combination of swimming, cycling and running was his sport. The 21 year old native of Hamburg has improved a lot since then: he trains at the Olympic base Saarbrücken and dedicates his life to the sport.

From July 2 to 8, the Tour of Austria (Österreich-Rundfahrt, UCI 2.1) wheeled through the home country of team Vorarlberg. Due to various stages, i.e. a prolog, demanding mountain- and sprinter-friendly flat stages, different types of riders got the chance to present themselves well. Team Vorarlberg did so ...

Franziska Koch is the new German Road Champion in the U19 category. On the last weekend in June, she confidently beat Hannah Ludwig in Palatinate Linden after 77 km in the final sprint.

How much road bike do you get for 2,000 Euros? RoadBIKE magazine asked. And, for the test in their 7.2017 issue invited manufacturers to send in their best bike for this price. STEVENS took part with the Aspin Custom.

MountainBIKE’s verdict about the Jura Carbon Team high-end marathon fully: It’s a ”pure-bred racer”. Among five ”high class sports bikes” – light 29er fullies with up to 120mm of travel – the Jura was awarded an A (”very good”) with the second best points score (217).

World and Olympic Champion Nino Schurter expressed his appreciation of Mathieu van der Poel very explicitly: ”You are a machine!” After winning the second UCI MTB World Cup race in Albstadt/Germany Schurter didn’t have to wait for long to applaud and congratulate runner-up Mathieu van der Poel.

Mathieu van der Poel of Team Beobank-Corendon won the stage race of the Belgian Mountainbike Challenge 2017 (UCI S1). After winning the first two stages on his STEVENS Sonora SL the second place in the third and final stage was all he needed to keep the lead in the general classification.