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Gravel Bikes

Gravel bikes blend the speed of road bikes with the robust nature of mountain bikes, making them ideal for both smooth and rough terrain. With wider tires and disc brakes, they offer comfort and control on long rides. Ready to explore beyond the pavement? Your gravel bike adventure starts here!

  • PERFORMANCE

  • Adventure

  • LIGHT GRAVEL

  • BEST SELLERS

Tambora | Fast Gravel

Push your limits with Polygon’s performance gravel bikes. Built for speed and precision, these bikes transform every ride into a thrilling experience. Elevate your cycling game today!

  • Adventure

  • LIGHT GRAVEL

  • BEST SELLERS

Endless Adventures

Set off on unforgettable journeys with Marin’s adventure gravel bikes. Engineered for rugged trails and long distances, these bikes are built to handle whatever comes your way.

  • Adventure

  • BEST SELLERS

Comp GR | Adventures

Take on new challenges with Superior’s adventure gravel bikes. Designed for durability and excitement, these bikes are ready to tackle any trail and make every ride an adventure.

GEAR

GEAR

  • Helmets

  • Jerseys

  • SHOES

  • Bibs

  • Bags

  • Sunglasses

  • Tyres

Helmets

Gravel bicycle helmets offer enhanced coverage and ventilation for all-day comfort. With features like extended rear protection and adjustable visors, our helmets keep you safe and comfortable no matter what. Ready to protect your head in style? Your perfect gravel lid is waiting to be discovered.

ACCESSORIES

ACCESSORIES

  • Pre-Ride

  • ON THE GRAVEL

  • POST RIDE

  • Training

Before Hitting The Gravel

Set yourself up for success with our essential pre-ride checklist. From bike prep to gear selection, we cover everything you need for a great adventure. Dive into our pre-ride guide and start your gravel bike journey off the right way!

FAQs
Can you convert a road bike into a gravel bike?

Yes, it is possible to convert a road bike into a gravel bike with some modifications. The process typically involves installing wider tyres that can handle rougher terrain, adjusting the gearing to better suit diverse landscapes, and potentially swapping out the handlebars for a more comfortable grip on uneven surfaces. Other changes might include adding accessories like fenders or bags for longer rides, and possibly installing a suspension seatpost or suspension stem for improved comfort. While a converted road bike may not have all the features of a purpose-built gravel bike, these modifications can significantly improve its performance on gravel roads and light trails. However, it's important to note that the extent of the conversion will depend on the specific road bike's frame clearance and geometry.

Are gravel bikes as fast as road bikes?

Gravel bikes are typically not as fast as road bikes on paved surfaces, but the difference in speed depends on various factors. Road bikes are designed specifically for speed on smooth pavement, with features like aerodynamic frame designs, narrow tires, and aggressive riding positions. Gravel bikes, on the other hand, are built for versatility and comfort on mixed terrain, which can compromise their speed on roads. The wider tires, more relaxed geometry, and often heavier construction of gravel bikes contribute to increased rolling resistance and aerodynamic drag compared to road bikes. However, the speed difference may be less noticeable on climbs or rougher road surfaces where the gravel bike's stability and comfort can be advantageous. Ultimately, while gravel bikes are capable on roads, they generally won't match the pure speed of a dedicated road bike on smooth pavement.

Can you fit gravel bike tyres to a road bike?

What key attributes should I consider when choosing a gravel bike?

When looking for the best gravel bikes for your needs, consider the frame material (aluminum, carbon fiber, or steel) for durability and comfort. Ensure the bike has ample tire clearance for wider tires, which provide better traction and stability. Look for disc brakes for reliable stopping power in all conditions and a relaxed frame geometry for comfort on long rides. Additionally, check for mounts for racks and fenders, and a wide-range drivetrain to handle varied terrain. These features will help you find a versatile and comfortable gravel bike suitable for different riding conditions.

What size gravel bike frame do I need?