Litespeed

Litespeed is delivering gravel riders the new Litespeed Flint. Titanium ride quality, technology, and performance that they are known for with an economical price point.

Riding the Wanna course on a flagship Litespeed.

Racing, suspension, titanium, and more: There’s a lot on offer in the latest gravel bikes.

I didn't love this bike for racing, but it was a workhorse in the mountains, especially going downhill.

The feature-laden titanium frame is incredibly appealing on paper, and it turns out this is one book you really can judge by its cover.

The emphasis in the industry is on 40 mm+, but that depends on your definition of "gravel".

Four testers + ten gravel, road, and all-road bikes + a little bit of underbiking = a lot of interesting conclusions.

Surprisingly good value for an experienced US builder with lots of custom options.

The Watia gravel bike brings Litespeed's titanium expertise off-road, with plenty of versatility for bikepackers who like to bring it all with them.

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We put four 2012 aero road bikes to the test in the lab and on the pavement

Disc-brake ’cross bikes will make their big-time debut at CrossVegas Wednesday night, but Lennard Zinn rode a few on Tuesday

The Velo tech crew tested four aero road frames on the road, in a wind tunnel, and with our purpose-built torsional stiffness test. Pick up the May issue to find out which was best, available now.

New shoes from Shimano, brakes from TRP, and bikes from Litespeed

New shoes from Shimano, brakes from TRP, and bikes from Litespeed