Bikerumor

3 days ago | bikerumor.com | Jordan Villella

Bianchi just released the next generation e-Vertic, a sleek aluminum 29er trail e-bike powered by Bosch CX. And it’s packed with more firepower, more travel, and a healthy dose of Italian flair. Say hello to the new Bianchi e-Vertic FX Trail. The new Bianchi e-Vertic FX Trail ebike premiered at the 2025 Bike Festival Garda Trentino. The updated eMTB is the Italian bikemaker’s latest answer to MTB riders hungry for longer days, burlier downhills, and fewer shuttles.

3 days ago | bikerumor.com | Tom Weijand

OPEN Cycles is an interesting company. Founded in 2012 by two heavyweights in the cycling industry, Gerard Vroomen and Andy Kessler, it feels like a passion project that they both take very seriously. Gerard co-founded Cervelo with Phil White in 1995, and if you’ve heard of a bike company called BMC, that’s because Andy transformed it during his tenure as CEO, expanding its racing presence to turn them into a prestigious household name in cycling.

3 days ago | bikerumor.com | Jordan Villella

Remco Evenepoel doesn’t just race in gold — now he rides it. Specialized just released a shimmering tribute to one of the peloton’s brightest stars with the S-Works Tarmac SL8 ‘Golden Season’ LTD, a limited-run race machine celebrating Remco’s palmarès and Specialized’s Golden Anniversary. Only 272 lucky riders worldwide will get the chance to swing a leg over this stunner — the same rig that Remco will be racing in 2025, dripping in carbon and gold.

3 days ago | bikerumor.com | Jordan Villella

The pink wave rolls on with the Giro out on the roads… To mark the kickoff of the Grand Tours — Vuelta Femenina and Giro d’Italia — POC has unveiled a limited edition drop of EF Pro Cycling gear for 2025. The limited edition line is dripping with that signature Team EF Pro Cycling style, and lots of pink… Even though the guys will be switching out to mostly white to not confuse themselves with the Giro leader’s jersey.

1 week ago | bikerumor.com | Cory Benson

Call this one of those ‘worst kept secrets’ in the cycling industry, or least in out rumor hunting – Canyon and DT Swiss have partnered to develop an all-new short travel gravel bike suspension fork. We shared several good spy shots and speculated on several details last year when it popped up at the German gravel champs. And then, we got another glimpse when pro riders started sharing pics on their bikes in the lead up to last week’s racing at The Traka.