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Co-Motion displayed its Steelhead tandem for two and updated steel Klatch gravel bike at the 2019 NAHBS. We take a look at the made-in-Oregon bikes.

Robert Axle, Simworks, Clever Standard, Cinq, Outer Shell, Enduro Bearings, Alex Rims and Velosport displayed new, non-bike-frame products at NAHBS 2019.

Thomson showed off a prototype titanium gravel bike built up with Thomson parts at the 2019 NAHBS show. We take a first look at the forthcoming bike.

Coming soon, Panaracer will have its GravelKing gravel tires available in three new warm colors. Check out the new colors in the Panaracer tire rainbow.

Having the right gear for cold-weather cycling is a must. We review winter gloves, tights and a base layer from Shimano’s new S-Phyre line.

SunRace’s CXMX8 wide-range cassette is a lightweight option when you need extra gears for gravel riding. We swapped it in to see how it rides.

Today, SRAM officially unveiled a new family of electronic drivetrain components under the name AXS. Could they be perfect for cyclocross and gravel?

The Kickstarter for Balint Hamvas’ 10th-Anniversary 2018/19 Cyclocross Photo Album is now open. Learn more about the album and how to support it.

The Giro Code Techlace cyclocross and gravel shoes feature a lace/velcro hybrid for a snug fit. We put the shoes to the test for this review.

Ride gravel, cyclocross, mixed terrain and even singlespeed? Chumba’s drop bar Terlingua might be the perfect bike for you. We put it to the test.

With a quick conversion, the Audew Cordless Air Compressor is ready to inflate bike tires. We put the Audew unit to the cyclocross test this season.

Van Dessel has released gravel bikes at Vegas-based shows like Interbike. However, this morning, the company ventured into new terrain with the Passepartout.

Looking for a bike lock you can use while making short stops while on a ride or commuting? The easy-to-use and transport OttoLock might do the trick.

The Minoura Live Ride FG 200 Hybrid Roller is a portable trainer for race-day warm-ups. Is it up for your race-day warm-ups? We review.

At four different races, we captured images of Jeremy Powers and Wout van Aert’s prototype SRAM eTap 1x 12-speed drivetrain. See what’s coming soon from SRAM.

New for the 2019 model year, Fuji has given its Jari a carbon makeover. We look at the new Jari Carbon 1.1 equipped for gravel and adventure riding.

Our latest round-up from Interbike looks at a plug kit from Ryder Cycling, sealant from Slime, bike lights from Cateye and chain rings from Praxis Works.

Mineral Design formed to produce portable bike tools. We put the Mini Bar multi-tool with removable bits in our jersey to see how it torques on the road.

Easton Cycling has released redesigned seatpost with its ISA technology and stem with ICM tech. Learn more about the new EC and EA series products.

Oakley has partnered with BioRacer to produce waterproof performance outerwear. We look at jackets and vests on display at Interbike.

100% is moving into the cyclocross market with athlete sponsorship. We look at its S2, Speedcraft Air and Glendale glasses and Celium 2 and Brisker gloves.

Wout van Aert, Sven Nys had access to the prototype Dugast Ernst mud tubular for a few seasons, but now it’s available to the rest of us. We take our first look.

Lizard Skins, SQ Lab and Chamois Butt’r all make contact point products that help for cyclocross and gravel. We do a round-up from Interbike 2018.

Bianchi’s updated adventure/gravel line includes the steel Orso and alloy Impulso All Road. The company also showed off the E-Road Aria hub-motor bike.

Yes, there are still new products unveiled at Interbike. We looked high and low, and found a few things that caught our eye.

Panaracer, IRC, Donnelly, Kenda, Challenge and Maxxis all had new cyclocross and gravel tires on display at Interbike 2018. We take a look at the rubber.

In 2018 Donnelly is outfitting its cyclocross team with its own carbon C//C cyclocross frameset. We profile Lance Haidet’s winning C//C from RenoCross.

Onyx hs updated its sprag clutch to make it compatible with DT Swiss hubs, and it also now offers an “anti-notch” freehub. More on the new products.

Van Dessel continued its tradition of launching new models at Interbike, showing off the Straight Up, and updates to the WTF and Full Tilt Boogie. We take a first look.

Cyclocross and gravel bikes do not have to expensive. Poseidon lowers the barrier with the aluminum budget-friendly $599 X. We take a first look from Interbike.