Gravel Finder

Choose a gravel bike by what actually decides where it can go: maximum tyre clearance, 1x or 2x, and how low the gearing runs for loaded climbs. Filter and sort to shortlist, then open a bike for the full profile. Every row is a researched specification profile, not a physical ride review.

12 gravel bikes with a build profile
BikePriceClearanceStock tyreDriveLow gearHigh gearWeight
BMC URS AL TWO$2,33445 mm700x45c2x0.834.18-
Cannondale Topstone 2$3,49945 mm700x37c2x0.884.18-
Cannondale Topstone Alloy 3$2,19945 mm700x37c2x0.884.18-
Cervelo Aspero-5 GRX RX827 Di2$12,90045 mm700x42c1x0.944.8-
Cube Nuroad ONE$1,46945 mm700x40c1x0.833.6411.3 kg
Cube Nuroad Pro$1,99945 mm700x40c1x0.83.64-
Giant Revolt 2$1,89953 mm700x38c2x0.944.36-
Giant Revolt Advanced 1$2,81353 mm700x40c----
Kona Rove AL$1,59945 mm700x40c1x0.893.64-
Kona Sutra$3,199-700x40c2x0.794.18-
Liv Devote 2$1,72753 mm700x38c2x0.944.36-
Specialized Crux DSW Comp$2,230.5847 mm700x38c1x0.913.64-

BikeFinder Data Profile. Clearance, gearing and tyre figures are researched from published manufacturer and retailer sources, not physical tests, and can vary by model year. Low gear is the lowest chainring-to-cassette ratio: lower is easier for climbing. Confirm with the seller before purchase.