STEVENS News

04/25/2016 13:13

”Remarkably Racy”

There is one thing you’d have to adapt to with the STEVENS 8X Lite Disc Tour according to the editors of German bike magazine ’aktiv Radfahren’: A sporty riding style. It featured a ”racy layout” and after the first few hundred meters already you get the feeling that everything looks like it’s made from one solid piece down to the smallest detail.

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04/22/2016 16:36

A Matter Of Taste

Carbon or aluminium frame? When buying a new road bike about 15 years after carbon started to revolutionize frame design this is still a relevant consideration - at least in the price range between 1,400 and 2,000 Euros.

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04/22/2016 09:55

For High-Speed Chases And Touring Alpine Passes

The STEVENS Aspin was suitable for any hobby race like the Hamburg Cyclassics as well as for riding passes in the high mountains, Tour says in its April 2016 edition. Like e.g. the Pyrenees pass which the ”classic in Stevens’ model range” is named after.

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04/20/2016 14:48

Almost a Family Member

More than seven months and more than 2,000 kilometers ElektoBIKE’s test of STEVENS E-Triton Luxe lasted. Partly conducted with precious, but heavy freight: “Those who regularly pull 50 kilograms of additional weight in form of a child carrier plus two occupants, should think about purchasing an e-bike”, was the editors’ preliminary conclusion.

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04/11/2016 10:41

”Downhill Superstar” and Bang-for-the-Buck Champion

ikes in the all-mountain category with 140mm to 150mm of travel offer their riders ”an ideal mix between downhill capability and uphill efficiency” therefore they are one of the most interesting bike categories, says MountainBIKE in their latest review of ”interesting can-do-it-all bikes”.

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04/11/2016 10:30

Test win for STEVENS Stelvio

STEVENS Stelvio is a classic in STEVENS’ bike range and stands for sporty and balanced riding characteristics as well as solid specs in the upper entry-level.

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04/10/2016 17:44

First Through the ”Hell of Groesbeck”

April 3rd in the Netherlands Sören Nissen won his first marathon race of the season in the ”Hell of Groesbeck”. After finishing the 105km (65ml) course with lots of singletrack sections on his STEVENS Sonora SL in 4:10:14 hrs. he came in one minute ahead of Dutch National Marathon Champion Roy van Heeswijk.

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04/09/2016 17:27

Eye-catcher on first and second sight

STEVENS Courier Luxe was an eye-catcher at very first sight the test in the current issue of Radtouren starts off with. Editors liked the pragmatic looks – a mixture of modernity and classic elegance reflected in many details

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04/09/2016 10:56

Pan American Rouleur

Pucher himself will document his journey in his Blog Panam Rouleur and a movie trailer will tell about his preparations [Link]. You can also follow his path on Strava.

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04/04/2016 15:29

”Had to Go All Out”

”The Yukon Artic Ultra through Canada’s wilderness is a very demanding race”, said Wolfgang Kulow after the race, back in Whitehorse, where the race had started. As trivial as his statement might sound considering distance, temperature and terrain conditions, the more honest was his statement after the race

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04/04/2016 11:00

Solid entry-level

“With neutral seating position and calm riding characteristics the STEVENS can be recommended to a wide audience”, the description of STEVENS’ San Remo starts. The bike was part of a test of entry-level road bikes ranging up to 999 Euros in TOUR no. 3/2016.

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03/24/2016 22:37

A Top Ten Rank and King (of the Mountain) for One Day

Patrick Schelling did most of the work for his respectable result on the second of three stages when he finished sixth. It could have even been better: On the 165km stage he missed the stage win by only 50 meters.

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