It’s a top performer on the cross-country trail, but it’s also meant to be fun on the downhill. Rose has equipped this hardtail—nicknamed the PDQ—with versatile DNA, designed to blend efficiency with playfulness.

Rose launches the cool season with clothing in fresh colors, high-quality materials and modern cuts and brings a wide range of functional cycling clothing against the coming cold. Well-designed cycling collections that build on each other accompany you through the mild fall, through cold and wet rides and into the depths of winter, with jerseys, pants and accessories that can withstand sub-zero temperatures.

Q'Auto is an automatic gear shifting system from Shimano that can seamlessly adapt to your riding style - without the need for a battery. An integrated sensor in the rear wheel continuously measures speed, cadence and incline and thus independently ensures gear changes in every riding situation. The system generates the energy required for this itself while riding, so no recharging is necessary. Rose shows what this looks like.

Rose makes a strong claim for the PDQ AL 1: the hardtail is perfect, and at the best price. If you take a closer look, the aluminum hardtail is definitely worth a look. For use on trails, but also in everyday life, the bike is just right, according to the mail order company.

Service close at hand: Rose Bikes is strategically expanding its stationary network of partner workshops. The Bocholt-based company is entering into a cooperation with Verbund Service und Fahrrad (VSF), one of the largest stationary networks in the industry in Germany, and is successively adding VSF-allride certified workshops to its service portfolio. In addition to its nine own stores and eight cooperation stores, the bicycle manufacturer is now working with a total of over 130 selected partner workshops in the DACH region, providing its customers with a comprehensive service network in their vicinity.

Rose presents the brand new gravity bike "Scrub" for airtime in the bike park and best times on the downhill track. The heart of the new platform is a high-quality and elaborately designed aluminum frame with up to 200 millimeters of suspension travel. Depending on the model, the Scrub is equipped for playful party laps or for high speed in demanding terrain. The bike is available in four equipment variants, with prices ranging from 3299 to 4499 euros.

The mail-order company Rose has fundamentally revised its Root Miller trail bike and given it a new geometry. We tested whether it really mills through roots or rather stumbles over them.

Rose is opening a new chapter in its bike store concept in Switzerland. The German bicycle brand will open its first flagship store in Switzerland in Meilen on May 5, 2020. For the time being, customers will be advised by the local experts via email, phone or video calls.

The German direct supplier Rose is rolling out its bikes online: the plan is to set up ten stores in Switzerland. The first flagship store has already been announced for spring 2020 - in Meilen on Lake Zurich.

The German mail-order brand Rose has set out to reinvent the enduro bike. The focus is on the ProGeo system, which allows the geometry and end progression to be adjusted accordingly. The following lines reveal whether and how it works, and what else the bike can do.

Electric-assisted, full-suspension mountain bikes are currently experiencing a veritable triumph. The mail-order company Rose Bikes is not ignoring this trend and is presenting its first 140 millimeter E-MTB fully with a Continental drive this summer.

The egg-laying wool-milk sow is often at the top of the list when a new bike is sketched out on the drawing board. Good climbing, plenty of reserves downhill, adjustable angles, perhaps even different suspension travel - few bikes excel in this respect. With the new "Pikes Peak", Rose has now used geometry adjustment to create a remarkably versatile bike that is equally capable of all-mountain and enduro riding.

The Snow Bike Festival is taking place for the third time, and for the second time in Gstaad in the Bernese Oberland. For two years, Nathalie Schneitter successfully resisted starting the racing season in January in sub-zero temperatures. This year, however, the cross-country ace is giving the adventure a chance and reporting daily for us on this unique bike event.

The Snow Bike Festival is taking place for the third time, and for the second time in Gstaad in the Bernese Oberland. For two years, Nathalie Schneitter successfully resisted starting the racing season in January in sub-zero temperatures. This year, however, the cross-country ace is giving the adventure a chance and reporting daily for us on this unique bike event.

The Snow Bike Festival is taking place for the third time, and for the second time in Gstaad in the Bernese Oberland. For two years, Nathalie Schneitter successfully resisted starting the racing season in January in sub-zero temperatures. This year, however, the cross-country ace is giving the adventure a chance and reporting daily for us on this unique bike event.

The Snow Bike Festival is taking place for the third time, and for the second time in Gstaad in the Bernese Oberland. For two years, Nathalie Schneitter had successfully resisted starting the racing season in January in sub-zero temperatures. This year, however, the cross-country ace is giving the adventure a chance and reporting daily on this unique bike event.