The GS1 Is a great choice if you’re looking for a gravel bike that can handle everything from washboard roads to long rides or races like the Belgian Waffle Ride. It’s light, fast, and built to take on the toughest terrain without sacrificing comfort. The geometry is spot on for long hours in the saddle, and the frame is stiff enough to give you that responsive feel when you’re powering through tough sections. We love how versatile it is—you can take it on gravel, mix it up on some dirt trails, or even throw in a road ride without skipping a beat.

The NS1 is a solid road bike if you’re looking to really push your limits. It’s super light and responsive, so every time you put power down, it’s like the bike just wants to go. The frame’s stiff, which is great for quick accelerations and climbing, but it doesn’t beat you up on long rides either. It’s got that perfect balance where you can push hard when you want, but still feel comfortable when you’re out for hours. If you’re looking for a bike that just feels right from the start, this one’s definitely worth considering.

The Ventum ONE is a beast when it comes to aerodynamics—no downtube means it cuts through the air like it’s not even there. It’s built to make you as fast as possible without wasting any energy. The frame design is all about that sleek, smooth ride, and it's dialed in for maximum speed, especially on the bike leg of your tri. You’ll notice how much less wind resistance you’re dealing with, and that’s because it’s designed to be the most efficient bike out there. If you want to shave off every possible second in a race, this is the kind of bike that’ll get you there.

The Ventum ES1-G is the gravel bike that makes tackling tough terrain feel like a breeze, but with a twist—it's got that electric assist to give you an extra boost when you need it. Whether you’re cruising through gravel or hitting some steep climbs, the e-assist takes the edge off without taking away the fun of the ride. The frame is designed to handle the rough stuff, but it’s still light enough to feel nimble. The motor’s smooth, so you don’t feel like you're riding a heavy e-bike, but you’ll definitely appreciate the extra power when the trail gets gnarly. If you're into gravel riding and want that extra push without going full-on e-mountain bike, this is the bike to check out.