Gravel Bikes

The short answer: Both are gravel bikes.

The Grail is optimised for smoother off-road surfaces with the Grizl better suited to rougher terrain.

The Grail is more efficient on-road but slightly less capable than the Grizl off it while the Grizl is more comfortable on the rough stuff but not as fast on the smooth.

The long answer: Read the blog post for a detailled breakdown of the differences between the two bikes.

All non-suspension Grizl bikes fit our wide Grizl-specific fenders made in collaboration with Curana.

You can run them with up to 50 mm tyres.

700C and 650B options are available: Get it now

The fenders aren't compatible with suspension fork models.

The Grizl can house 50 mm tyres with an additional 6 mm of clearance on each side.

We do not recommend using bigger tyres.

This will reduce clearance and can result in paint or even frame damage if mud or grit carried by the tyres makes contact with the frame.