💸 Beste Budget Gravel Bikes 2026 – Test Fazit!

Gravel bikes under €2,000 are bestsellers for a reason: affordable, versatile, and suitable for almost anything – gravel riding, road cycling, bikepacking, commuting. In this video, we'll show you the key differences between seven top models and give you specific tips on which bike is right for you. ✅ How we tested: We requested bikes from manufacturers (testing was unpaid), created our own test fleet, used the same test route for all bikes, and provided detailed riding impressions in individual videos. ✅ What we cover: Drivetrain (1x vs. 2x), gearing, tires, comfort, fit/sizes, bikepacking/everyday use, weight, and service. ✅ How we tested: Chapter markers 00:00 Intro 01:10 How we tested: Practical experience and results 02:06 Van Rysel Gravel AF (Decathlon): €1,699, GRX mix, 10.4 kg, 50 mm 02:30 Bulls Grinder 3: €1,499, GRX 1x12, 11.7 kg, 45 mm 02:53 Canyon Grizl AL RAW: €1,899, GRX 2x12, 10.6 kg, up to 54/50 mm (now Grizl 7 again) 03:23 Rose Backroad AL: €1,999, storage compartment + charging port, GRX 2x10, 10.7 kg 03:50 Giant Revolt 0: 9.75 kg, tubeless from the factory, flip chips, up to 53 mm 04:22 Radon Regard 10.0: €1,999, GRX 820 1x12, 9.7 kg (coming soon according to Radon) 04:48 Stevens Gavere Pro: €2,039, GRX mix, 10.6 kg, 50 mm travel 05:41 Buyer's guide: Which drivetrain is right for you? 09:15 Buyer's guide: Which tires for a gravel bike? 11:25 Tire clearance - how much do you really need? 12:15 The most comfortable bikes in the test 13:47 Which riding position is right for you? 15:03 Adjusting your riding position later, but how? 16:50 Bikepacking and everyday use - how well equipped are they? 20:00 A 2 kg weight difference - what's the reason? 21:03 How does the handling differ? 22:55 Conclusion: The test winners and tips