Best Gravel Bikes Under £2000
The finest gravel bikes under £2,000 combine a robust drop-bar-compatible frame with big, low-pressure tyres and disc brakes, allowing you to go wherever you want on or off the road. Manufacturers take advantage of trickle-down technology from their higher-priced siblings to meet the pricepoint without sacrificing too much performance, carefully deciding on the inclusions and omissions in order to create a bike that's still fun, capable, and great, while also allowing you to heat your home and take a hot shower when you finish your ride.
The biggest difference in price point across gravel bikes is the construction material. Aluminium is the metal of choice for mid-range bikes as opposed to the ultimate in lightweight frames - carbon, which will set you back a lot more.
Gravel has such a broad definition that different bikes appeal to various riding styles. Whether you're into gravel racing, singletrack exploration, or bikepacking epics, there are some bikes that will appeal to you more than others, so finding the perfect gravel bike for your riding style is essential. So, what are the best mid-priced gravel alternatives, and what should you seek for in a drop bar all-arounder?
Rutland Cycling's specialists have compiled a list of the finest gravel bikes under £2,000 on the market.