Our logic with the Grizl is simple: the bigger your tyres the more you can get away with. All Grizl models come equipped with wide 45 mm rubber with clearance to take up to 50 mm for extra squish if you need it.

Mild-mannered to handle the rough, laser-accurate when connecting apexes down fast road descents the Grizl deploys our extended wheelbase Gravel Pro Geometry for the best of all the worlds.

The Grizl fork has three mounting points for cages and small packs or extra water bottles. Each leg can carry up to 3 kg and in case you need reminding it’s handily printed on the side.

The Grizl allows you to customise your setup to how you ride. Be that for bikepacking racing or everyday fooling around you get: A round aluminium bar & stem combo, dropper post compatibility, 160 mm disc standard or up them to 180 mm rotors for more stopping power.

That being said, we created the Grizl to answer a simple question: how could we expand our own Gravel Spectrum to cover more bases for more riders? One area we identified was modularity, giving people the ability to customise their setup to how they want to ride. Be it for bikepacking, racing, or everyday fooling around, we wanted to give more people more choice. We also identified the progression in Gravel towards ‘underbiking’ – drop-bar riders adding ever more technical terrain to their gravel routines. So, could we justify developing a second Gravel family to complement the Grail? Hell yes. So we did.