Traveling, camping, exploring or simply racing at full speed over gravel and easy trails: BMC is relaunching the Urs gravel bikes and offers four different versions of the multi-talented gravel bike. The bikes come with space for tires up to 47 millimeters, are improved in terms of comfort and maneuverability and still offer a smoother ride. Furthermore, MTT suspension technology with ten and twenty millimeter bumpers at the rear and front of three models smooths the ride. BMC offers three models plus an E-fueled Urs with TQ drive, available in sizes XS to XL.
 

Trek introduces two new gravel bikes: The all-new Checkmate SLR is Trek's first dedicated gravel race bike and the lightest and fastest gravel bike the brand has ever built. The new Checkpoint SL Gen 3 improves on the previous model with more comfort and storage space, an improved fit and all-round carbon performance for long rides and bikepacking adventures.

Cane Creek serves the growing gravel market with a suspension fork. The Invert is an upside-down fork with a carbon crown and steerer tube. It weighs less than one kilogram and offers 30 and 40 millimetres of travel in the two versions Invert SL and Invert CS. The latter model can also be locked at the touch of a button.

For the 2025 model year, RockShox presents the new suspensions, including the Pike, Lyrik and ZEB suspension forks with Charger 3.1 damping and the SuperDeluxe and Vivid Coil shocks, which boast new technologies. The suspension manufacturer is also updating its TrailHead app.