5 Hot New Gravel Bikes for 2024

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Gravel bikes are here to stay and with 2024 right around the corner, I figured I would take a closer look at some of the new ones on the market. Let me know what you think of these bikes and if there are any I missed!

[gren]

Great review, all the right info and no useless padding. A new vid every 6 months, and maybe some comments on how they have been reviewed would be perfect. I've subscribed !

[richardvaughn]

Looking forward to the 2024 season. Ty, what are your plans - what race is going to be the focus and what are you doing for training, nutrition, and gear in 2024 based on what you learned in 2023? My races are early in the year - Dirty South Roubaix March 2 and St. Genevieve Gravel Classic in April.

[parasoul]

I would recommend the Ventum GS1 or the Lauf Seigla.

[angelortiz]

I loved my original cervelo that when they placed the frameset on sale for the aspero 5 lime shimmer i pulled the triggered built it up with shimano grx di2 2x roval terra clx its still my favorite bike

[robgreenwood]

Ty, You are naming some solid bikes here. Not familiar with the Vitus, but the others are getting some good press. I think you are missing an obvious one here, though, and I speak from experience as I just built one up. The 2024 Giant Revolt Advanced Pro is an absolute ripper and a divine ride. I built mine with 1x Sram Force AXS and it is easily the favorite bike in my stable after only 200+ miles of riding. I spec'd it with Zipp Firecrest 303's and a Zipp Cockpit, so I admit it is not stock. Even stock, though, Giant offers really good bang for the buck. Just my humble opinion here so take it for what it's worth.

[akmola]

So, Ty, I did stop by Elite Cycling the other day. I didn’t meet Dale (Dell? DEL?!), but I think the guy in the back room was Michael and he was super helpful as far as adjustments I would have to make if I were to buy the bike. In any case, they had an Aspero in my size in stock, and I think I am kind of falling in love with it, to the point of losing sleep L O L. It just felt like the right type of bike for what I am looking for in a gravel bike—. Speed. . I am still torn here. In any case, a practical question for you. In your opinion, what’s better, get a new Cervelo Aspero bike altogether— which has pretty good discounts at the moment— or try to convert my 2019 endurance/ road bike into a gravel bike? My sense is with all the modifications (wheels, tires, cassette, shorter stem), the cost would be about 40% of the new Aspero price. I understand everybody’s different, but what would you do?

[Poolside_Chat]

I know it was just released today but man... you seen the new color on the Ti Cosmic Stallion? Whew...

[akmola]

Ty, great overview! We’ve recently talked about the Grail vs Grizzl dilemma, and I have been roaming around your channel ever since. So, here’s the complicating thing. I watched your story of getting the Aspero, and then I have to say, I am almost sold on it myself!… except that now I am torn between the Grail and the Aspero. I guess, my question is two-part: 1. Have you ever had a chance to ride the Grail? And 2) if you had to choose between the two, why NOT the Grail (i.e., do you see any red flags with the newGrail bike?). But I have to say, overall. The Cervelo discounts now make it very hard to resist….

[PRH]

What’s the point of those double decker handlebars…?

[stevekelly]

Can we even get a Merida bike in the US? I thought they had a deal with Specialized that they couldn’t sell in the US

[thenormaltraveler]

Nice compilation 🎉 qq 1. Can i convert my 2020 spec roubaix to a gravel bike with just wider tires ? :) 2) orbea the only brand offering color customization !,

[kestralrider]

great video and selection of bikes, but VITUS is pronounced vee-tus, I don't know why, by American Englinsh convention is should be as you pronounced it. That company had a prominent place in the racing community in the 90s with their iconic lugged aluminum bikes, the 979 was raced by some famous pros in the TDF and I owned one in the 90s, super light for their time but flexy when new and more flexy over time. Cannondale and Klien probably seemed to take over high end aluminum with their oversized tubing approach. I have my eye on the new grail but the Vitus is a crazxy value at their price points.

[petersouthernboy]

Forget Vitus. Both retailers are broke.

[brentcollins]

Who woulda thought road bikes with knobby tires and attachment points are the sexiest bikes these days? Tarmacs and Emondas are boring now! 😂😂

[terrillford]

Ty you looking thin buddy. Team heavyweight lol