Explore Beyond the Open Road.
Gravel riding is the ultimate mix of freedom and adventure. It’s about escaping the city, discovering quiet backroads, and linking trails and tar in every epic ride. A dedicated gravel bike makes this possible – balancing speed with stability, and comfort with control.
Avalanche gravel bikes are built tough, with wide tires, stable geometry, and gearing setups that keep you going when the road gets wild. Perfect for mixed-terrain expeditions or your next bikepacking trip.
why gravel?
comfort and stability
Gravel frames can be made of aluminium or carbon fibre, as both balance weight, durability, and comfort. The frame is sleek and lightweight for easy handling and speed, and to absorb vibrations for a smoother ride.
Besides speed, you also want stability and comfort on mixed surfaces – from paved roads and gravel paths to light trails. A longer wheelbase, lower bottom bracket, and slacker head-tube angle ensure more comfortable riding on rough terrain.
complete control
Gravel bikes are fitted with hydraulic disc brakes, which guarantee better control when riding on rough surfaces. These brakes have powerful stopping and modulation abilities, so you can ride confidently.
Gravel bikes typically have wide-range drivetrains, which provide smoother, more reliable shifting as you conquer climbs and explore paths off the beaten track.
versatility - for any adventure
Gravel bikes bridge the gap between road and mountain bikes, so you can ride comfortably and efficiently wherever adventure takes you.
They’re designed with a wider tyre clearance and sturdier frame, making them more versatile. A comfy seat post and handlebars contribute to a pleasant riding experience, especially on long rides.
comfort and stability
Gravel frames can be made of aluminium or carbon fibre, as both balance weight, durability, and comfort. The frame is sleek and lightweight for easy handling and speed, and to absorb vibrations for a smoother ride.
Besides speed, you also want stability and comfort on mixed surfaces – from paved roads and gravel paths to light trails. A longer wheelbase, lower bottom bracket, and slacker head-tube angle ensure more comfortable riding on rough terrain.
