Gravel is your preferred discipline? But the panniers you can attach to the saddle, frame or fork just don't offer enough storage space? Then it's worth taking a look at the  "Gravit" from specialty bike specialist Hase Bikes. 

"Cargo bikes tend not to be seen as sports or touring bikes," says Paulo Mesquita, product designer at Hase Bikes. "The Gravit is different. It's both a portable cargo bike and a gravel bike that you can carry a lot on. The perfect mix for anyone who wants to be sporty on the road with a cargo bike."

Mesquita was the driving force behind the Gravit. Like so many innovations at Hase, the bike was the result of a mixture of personal needs and an enthusiasm for unusual bikes. Paulo: "I wanted to be a bit wilder on the road and my wife wanted a smaller, more agile cargo bike that could also be taken on vacation so I started experimenting."

Cargo meets gravel

"It's the perfect bike if you don't just want to transport something, but also want to go on off-road trips, cover distance, ride downhill and really push yourself to the limit," says Mesquita. For a cargo bike, the Gravit is very light and maneuverable, and surprisingly resilient for a gravel bike. It weighs just 20 kg and still carries a payload of 200 kg.

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