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With the new 3T Ultra² Italia, 3T introduces a gravel bike for riders looking for more than just speed on fast gravel roads. This platform has been developed for rougher terrain, longer rides, and greater versatility, without losing the efficient and sporty character that 3T is known for.

In this second segment of our gravel bike test, we take a look at bikes between €7,500 and €10,000. This is the point where gravel bikes clearly move toward the highest level. Performance, finish, and attention to detail come together very clearly here.

In this first segment of our gravel bike test, we focus on bikes between €5,000 and €7,500. For many riders, this is the segment where performance, quality, and price come together in the best possible way.

Our complete gravel range reviewed by the entire BikeSuperior team. Gravel bikes have grown into one of the most versatile categories in the cycling market over the past few years. What once started as a niche for adventurous riders has evolved into a discipline with a huge variety of bikes. From fast gravel racers that sit close to road bikes, to comfortable endurance machines built for long days on mixed terrain. <br />

I was looking for a bike with a clear focus: suitable for bikepacking, but also for rougher gravel rides and MTB marathons. With a sporty, aggressive position and enough clearance for wide tires. A combination that turns out to be rarer than you might expect.