Canadian cycling manufacturer Cervélo went back to the drawing board when it came to its latest release. Under no illusion that flat out doesn’t stay flat out for long without a helping hand from ...

Takeaway: A fast-gravel bike for riding and racing fast on gravel. The new Áspero has updated geometry, more compliance, slightly improved aerodynamics, and better component compatibility. It’s not a ...

Cervélo has unveiled the latest iteration of its Áspero gravel race bike, sporting a raft of evolutionary updates including a slimmer down tube and significantly dropped seatstays. Since its 2019 ...

When Cervelo unveiled the new Aspero 5 in June, it called it the “most aerodynamic gravel bike ever created,” a product of the brand finally bringing its decades of experience in aero road bikes to ...

We're well and truly into the busy period of summer, where brands from across the bike industry unveil the fruits of their respective labours. In the past few weeks, we've seen six new groupsets from ...

Among the countless bike brands – some of which run into the tens of thousands – Cervélo is lauded by many as the most capable and versatile gravel bike, whether on a flat road or a steep climb.

Gravel riding, and road riding in general, has exploded in recent years, and triathletes are certainly jumping on the bandwagon. However, as triathletes, we aren’t quite ready to give up our need for ...

Cervélo has today unveiled the Áspero-5, adding a lighter, more integrated, more aerodynamic model to its gravel platform. After a dedicated analysis of the Áspero range, the Cervélo technical team ...

Cervélo’s new Áspero 5 is a radical departure from the Áspero template that debuted in 2019. While last year’s update was more of an evolution, the 2025 overhaul sees the premium Áspero 5 model join ...

Our January 2020 review of the original Cervelo Aspero Gravel bike is favorable if you want a fast stable gravel race bike. Its low bottom bracket height, short chainstays, and relatively low trail ...