STEVENS News

The STEVENS Comet was a perfect example for hanseatic understatement, says TOUR in its current March 2016 edition. The top road bike model makes no use of visual extravaganza but rather excels with inner values: ”With around 900 grams (less than 2 lbs.) the frame is among the lightest carbon frames, its stiffness is outstanding, even its suspension is alright.”

“Let’s rock”: the wet and muddy winter trails were considered to be just perfect by the testers of Mountainbike Rider to subject four enduro bikes with aluminum frames to a hardness test. The motto being: “Theory is good, practice is better” also STEVENS Sledge Max was extensively tested from suspension to disc brake.

The STEVENS E-Courier HS was a city pedelec which did not have to stay away from country roads, either, the editors wrote and were particularly impressed by the bike’s Active Line drive which “ideally fits the bike and meets all demands when it comes to liveliness, too.”

In the final Superprestige race of the season in Middelkerke, Belgium three riders won on the bike that bears the race’s name in its honour. Mathieu van der Poel (BKCP-Corendon), Sanne Cant and Jens Dekker (both Enertherm-BKCP) won in a superior way on their STEVENS Super Prestige Disc.

At “4 stage Mountain Bike Race“ of Club La Santa on Lanzarote Soeren Nissen won two stages, but could nevertheless not repeat last year's victory.