Gravel Bikes

Tackle any terrain with our collection of Gravel Bikes, designed to handle both on-road and off-road adventures with ease.

Built for durability, versatility, and comfort, these bikes are perfect for exploring rugged paths, gravel roads, or smooth city streets.

Whether you’re embarking on a long-distance journey or enjoying a weekend ride, our gravel bikes deliver a smooth, stable ride across all terrains.

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Huffy Carom 27.5" Gravel Bike, Black - North Sports Group

£289.00 - £289.00

£289.00

£289.00 - £289.00

£289.00

Huffy Carom 27.5" Gravel Bike, Black

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Embark on a journey like no other with the Huffy Carom 27.5" Gravel Bike in sleek black, your trusted companion for exploration and adventure. Whet...

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Frequently Asked Questions

How are gravel bikes different from regular road or mountain bikes?

Gravel bikes are built to handle both on-road and off-road adventures with ease, offering the durability, versatility, and comfort needed for varied terrains. With wider tyres, a more relaxed geometry, and the ability to tackle gravel roads, rugged paths, and smooth city streets, they provide a smoother, more stable ride compared to traditional road or mountain bikes.

Why should I choose a gravel bike for my adventures?

Gravel bikes are the perfect choice for cyclists who want to explore a wide range of terrains. Whether you’re embarking on long-distance journeys or simply enjoying weekend rides, these bikes are designed to deliver comfort and stability on gravel roads, rugged paths, and city streets, making them an ideal option for those who enjoy a mix of adventure and smooth riding.

Are gravel bikes suitable for beginners?

Yes, gravel bikes are an excellent choice for beginners who want to explore different types of terrain. With their comfortable design and versatile performance, they offer a forgiving ride while still providing the opportunity to take on more challenging routes as your skills progress. Gravel bikes are ideal for cyclists looking to try a mix of on-road and off-road cycling.