With the launch of the P32, Stoll Bikes is marking an important milestone on the occasion of its tenth anniversary. The new model goes into production with a total weight of 10.2 kilograms and a frame weight of 1,880 grams, and is available in the Race version with 100 millimeters of travel and the Trail version with 120 millimeters of travel.

The bike world is working on a new wheel size. But hardly anyone has dared to go public with 32-inch wheels. Now Stoll Bikes is entering the arena with its own 32-inch prototype. But how do such large wheels ride, sluggish and boring or perhaps even fast and fun? Ride was given the opportunity to take an exclusive test ride with Thomas Stoll.

With the T3 SL, Stoll is sending the third generation of its full suspension series onto the trails. The centerpiece is the redesigned frame with a refined look, geometry and VPP kinematics. Thanks to the latter, the rear triangle responds more sensitively and bobs less when pedaling. The frame weighs just 1780 grams, making Stoll trail bikes under ten kilograms possible.

Thanks to the Küblis branch, Bike-Schmiede Stoll now offers the opportunity to pick up exclusive and customized bikes directly on the way to the mountain bike weekend. To mark the inauguration of the second location, an opening event will be held on October 28 and 29 with group rides followed by an aperitif. In addition, guided tours through the in-house carbon museum will give visitors a glimpse into the creation of the high-quality carbon fiber frames.

The bike manufacturer Stoll is growing, and the company headquarters in Beringen alone is no longer enough. With the second location in Küblis, Graubünden, the brand is not only opening up a new large region. In addition to the traditional sales store, Stoll is also launching a carbon museum in the 400 square meter building, where you can discover everything about the black fiber as well as production in Europe. A small integrated café will round off the visit.

Two mountain bike manufacturers from Switzerland, Stoll Bikes from Beringen and Transalpes Bike Manufaktur from Baar, are joining forces. The first result of the collaboration is an e-mountainbike, which is already lightweight on the part of Transalpes and is being put on a diet by Stoll. The e-bike rolls off with a weight of just 14 kilograms. It can now be tested and purchased from Stoll.

The Swiss custom bike manufacturer Stoll has revised its models launched in 2018. The T2 trail bike has an even more angular design and optimized geometry for better downhill performance. A bike that could hardly be more exclusive.

In early summer 2018, Intercycle/Wheeler announced that it would be ending its involvement with the Wheeler Pro Team at the end of 2018. A circumstance that hit the junior team hard but motivated them to rethink. The team is now presenting itself as the Swiss MTB Pro Team powered by Stoll, which also means a new sponsorship concept. This should make it more financially independent and therefore more stable in future.

First Transalp winner and European Championship silver medalist, then head of the Stöckli Pro Team for two years - and then Thomas Stoll launched his own bike brand in the summer of 2016. After launching with a fully, Stoll Bikes is now following up with its second stroke: an ultra-light hardtail that not only has its own unique design language to please.