Gravel Bikes & Frames

BLISTER reviews the Antidote Pathseeker

Antidote Pathseeker

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Antidote’s mountain bike models are as stunning as they are rare, and now the creative Polish brand has turned its sights to the world of Gravel with the Pathseeker. It’s a head-turner as well, but not just visually — it also comes in both full suspension and hardtail options. Check out our First Look for more.
BLISTER reviews the second generation Allied Cycle Works ABLE

Allied Cycle Works ABLE Gen 2

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Allied Cycle Works has revamped the ABLE, their race-oriented Gravel bike. The original elevated chainstay design is no longer, but it gets even more clearance for big tires, a new in-frame storage design, and updated geometry. Check out the details in our First Look.
BLISTER reviews the Cannondale Topstone Carbon

Cannondale Topstone Carbon Gen 3

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The Cannondale Topstone Carbon has entered its third generation. More tire clearance, frame storage, and a supposedly more compliant implementation of the KingPin rear suspension design make it one of the more fully-featured Gravel bikes on the market. Let’s walk through the details of the new Topstone Carbon.
Blister reviews the BMC URS AMP LT

BMC URS AMP LT

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The BMC URS AMP LT looks like a versatile off-road-focused eGravel Bike with progressive geometry and ample cargo-carrying capability — making for a very interesting take on the electrified Gravel Bike category.
Blister reviews the Mondraker Arid Carbon

2025 Mondraker Arid Carbon

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Mondraker has dropped their first non-motorized Gravel bike — the Arid Carbon. With a clean aesthetic and a feature set designed to please both racers and more casual adventurers, the Arid prioritizes versatility. Let’s see what Mondraker has cooked up.