Until the final lap it looked as if Philipp Walsleben, German National Champion of 2014 was the winner. In the penultimate lap he had ridden away from Sweeeck and Francis Mourey (France).

Touring in a sporty manner – this is how the editors of ‟aktiv Radfahren“ describe the ride on STEVENS‘ touring bike Sovereign R14. They further write: ‟The bike is stiff and sporty.“

Yesterday in Antwerp, riders, friends and sponsors of the Belgian team which have been riding STEVENS Super Prestige since January 2015, were officially presented.

The race in the German Hunsrueck region covering 110 kilometers and 3,050 meters in altitude began quite badly, however, for the Danish Marathon Champion on his STEVENS Sonora SL.

It is quite strange ”that a trail needs to hail from (flat) Hamburg to show others what descending really means.” The STEVENS Whaka ES was by far the safest bike for descending, writes World of MTB.

In a test of Tour-Pedelecs conducted by the Radtouren magazine, the STEVENS E-Caprile 25 won the editors over with its versatility and riding characteristics.

The Spaniard riding for Team Vorarlberg took the Yellow Jersey by winning the sixth of eight stages, at Kitzbüheler Horn with an ascent averaging 17 percent on the last seven kilometres.

STEVENS Sledge is perfectly tuned to live up to its name – to make riding downhill fast and fun. The new top model in STEVENS’ downhill range has got everything to get you downhill fast and smooth even on the trickiest of trails.

Beate Zanner is the new new German Mountain Champion. The rider of team maxx-Solar Cycling won the 102km race in Schweinlang in the Allgäu-Region of Bavaria/Germany aboard her STEVENS Xenon.