Bikes

In Samoëns, Selwyn Bicycles launches a 140 mm full-suspension MTB in Reynolds steel, sold without delivery: you collect it at the workshop, ride included.

Commencal renews its T.E.M.P.O. trail bike: cables through the head tube, a 140/125 mm RockShox build and Shimano XT, now available to pre-order.

The RatKing Chull, a steel cycle truck with a small front wheel and frame-mounted platform, is up for pre-order: $3,200 for the frame kit, delivery in spring 2027.

Klink Cycles and Liminal Machine Works open pre-orders for the Trash Panda ATTB, a mixed-wheel all-terrain touring bike: 15 frames, at $2,500 each.

BlackHeart's 2027 Road Ti moves to a 3D-printed seat tube, bottom bracket and rear dropouts, making room for 35 mm tyres with full mudguards.

Priority Bicycles electrifies its Sauce: a 750 W hub motor, a removable 720 Wh battery, a single-speed Gates belt drive and first deliveries in February 2027.

The BH Ultralight road bike enters a new generation: a carbon frame under 700 g, 12 % more aerodynamic efficiency and tyres up to 35 mm.

Carbon Wasp updates its Truffle-120 mountain bike: a share of recycled carbon fibre in the frame and an aluminium linkage in place of the carbon one.

Viral opens pre-orders for its Wanderer in 32-inch form, a titanium drop-bar mountain bike with a Pinion gearbox and Gates belt drive.

Mondraker adds two cheaper Zendit models, with a carbon front triangle, an aluminium rear end and the same DJI Avinox M2S motor as the carbon models.

Repete updates its Columbus steel gravel bike: integrated cable routing, 3D-printed dropouts, tyres up to 45 mm, €4,600 frame and complete bikes from €7,400.

Avona publishes prices for the Callis 32, its gravel race bike on 32-inch wheels: €5,799 to €8,999, an 898 g frame and tyres up to 55 mm.

Stevens is relaunching its Custom Bike programme for 2027: a bike configured online, assembled by hand in Hamburg and sold through its dealer network.

TIME magazine ranks ALSO's TM-B, an electric bike with electronic pedalling born at Rivian, among its best inventions of 2026, in the transport category.

Scott launches the E-Ville, a low-step, full-suspension urban e-bike with a Bosch Performance Line CX motor and a telescopic dropper seatpost.

Sonder, Alpkit's bike brand, launches the Rubicon: a titanium adventure gravel bike with a 60 mm RockShox fork and clearance for tyres up to 55 mm.

Moots launches the County Line, a titanium bike welded in Colorado, designed for 38 mm tyres with room for 42 mm, sitting between pure road and gravel.

Revel pairs a titanium front triangle with the carbon rear of its Ranger: 10 numbered frames, delivered before the end of 2026.

Ari Bikes electrifies its Shafer gravel bike with a 60 Nm TQ HPR 60 motor and a 360 Wh battery. The Shafer HP starts at €3,805.95 in Sport build.

Aventon dresses its Current electric mountain bike as a limited series: 99 numbered units, RockShox Ultimate suspension and SRAM X0 drivetrain, at 7,999 dollars.

Canyon rebuilds its Spectral:ON CF electric mountain bike around the 150 Nm Avinox M2S motor and a 700 Wh battery. The CF 9 AXS is listed at €6,999.

Gusto launches the GTG, a carbon gravel bike in three versions, from Shimano GRX RX610 to GRX825 Di2, with in-house Attaque wheels and 50 mm tyre clearance.

Chiru unveils the Vagus:i, a grade 9 titanium gravel bike with a choice of two forks and up to 60 mm of tyre at the front. The frame starts at €2,950.

Eight kids' bikes compared, from 14 to 24 inches, rated by the ADAC and Stiftung Warentest: height, age, weight, brakes and price, from €159.99 to £585.