Gravel
All-road adventure, ready to roam.
Gravel bikes at Stretton Bikes
Versatile bikes for mixed surfaces — lanes, towpaths and light trails across the Midlands. Sensible spec, proper setup, and honest advice on tyre choice and gearing.
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Mondraker
Arid Carbon S Axs 700cIn Stock
From £3,399
From £283.25/mo over 12 months
Mondraker
Arid R 700cIn Stock
From £2,150
Was £2,699
20% OFFFrom £179.17/mo over 12 months
Mondraker
Arid S 700cIn Stock
From £1,599
Was £2,299
30% OFFFrom £133.25/mo over 12 months
Wilier
Adlar Dark StoneAvailable to Order
From £2,207.08
Was £2,399
8% OFFFrom £183.93/mo over 12 months
Wilier
Adlar Grx Dark StoneAvailable to Order
From £3,403.08
Was £3,699
8% OFFFrom £283.59/mo over 12 months
Mondraker
Arid Carbon R 700cAvailable to Order
From £4,199
From £349.92/mo over 12 months
Mondraker
Arid Carbon S 700cAvailable to Order
From £3,199
From £266.59/mo over 12 months
Buying guide
Best gravel bikes — how to choose
Geometry, tyre clearance, gearing and setup for UK gravel and adventure riding.
Read the full guide →Which gravel bike is right for me?
Gravel bikes excel on lanes, towpaths and light trails — the riding many UK cyclists actually do. Tyre clearance and stable handling matter more than pure speed. If most of your miles are smooth tarmac, a road bike may still be the efficient choice; if you ride proper singletrack regularly, consider a mountain bike instead. We help you choose based on surfaces, distance and luggage needs.
Read our gravel bike guide →What makes a good gravel bike
Tyre clearance, stable handling and comfortable geometry matter more than aggressive race positioning on UK gravel and all-road routes. Look at maximum tyre width, mounting points for luggage if you tour, and whether 1x or 2x gearing suits your terrain. We list key specifications on each product page and explain what matters for mixed-surface riding.
Gravel vs road vs mountain
If most of your riding is tarmac with occasional hard-packed paths, gravel geometry may suit you better than a pure road bike. If you ride proper singletrack regularly, a mountain bike may be the smarter tool. Gravel bikes excel on lanes, towpaths, forest roads and long adventure routes — the riding many UK cyclists actually do.
Tyre choice and setup
Tyre choice transforms gravel bikes. Tread pattern, width and pressure depend on surface and rider weight. We can recommend setup when you collect your bike — especially if you are new to mixed-surface riding. Tubeless is often worth considering for comfort and puncture resistance.
Gearing for UK terrain
1x drivetrains simplify shifting and reduce maintenance; 2x offers finer gear steps for loaded touring or hilly sportives. There is no single right answer — we match gearing recommendations to your fitness, local terrain and ride length.
Adventure riding from Ashby-de-la-Zouch
From our shop we serve riders exploring Leicestershire lanes, Derbyshire peaks edges and National Forest routes. Gravel bikes are ideal for the mixed surfaces common across the East Midlands — and we set them up accordingly.
Why buy from Stretton Bikes?
Based in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, we help riders across Leicestershire and Derbyshire find gravel bikes suited to local lanes, towpaths, and adventure routes — with practical setup from day one.
Local workshop
Workshop support in Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Every bike we sell can be set up, serviced and maintained in our professional workshop — from safety checks to full rebuilds. We are Bosch e-bike certified and serve riders across Leicestershire, Derbyshire and the Midlands.
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Our gravel category lists all gravel-capable models currently in the catalogue. Availability changes with supplier stock — enquire for specific models or sizes.