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German off-road touring pioneers Tout Terrain just announced an all-new performance gravel bike dubbed the Ceres. It is equipped for long-distance gravel bikepacking races and more. Unlike its fully-loaded-touring-minded siblings, the Ceres is built from lightweight and snappy triple-butted steel tubing with a more aggressive riding position and geometry. It features integrated routing and is optimized for SRAM Transmission with a UDH dropout. Pre-orders are open now from Tout Terrain USA, so roll on over to check out more.

Markus Stitz took off on a 1,350 km bikepacking route from Matane to Gaspé on a Tout Terrain Scrambler, showcasing the beauty of Gaspésie and Bas-Saint-Laurent in Québec, Canada…

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Keeping your electronics charged on tour is essential and there are a few different approaches. Some people opt for a chargeable batter pack they’ll plug in when they stop in towns for resupply, while others rely on dynamo charging. One option on that front is the CINQ system, with its Plug6 and Plug5 kits, now carried by Tout Terrain North America…

From kiddos to cargo, doggies to duffles, Tout Terrain’s new cargo trailers just hit the market. Find out the 411 below.

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Available in both a 275 (pictured) and a 28 (700c) model, the new Tout Terrain GT II is a gravel bike with a Pinion Gearbox. These frames have provisions for a rear rack, front fork cargo bosses, come in sizes M-XL, and have a geometry that is designed for all-rounder usage. Head over to Tout Terrain to see more on the Scrambler GT II.

With build kits ranging from €1890 through €2690, the new Vasco Gravel Bike by German company Tout Terrain offers up a fully-steel frame with lots of options for riding or touring. The Vasco features 435mm chainstays, 71º head angle, 73º seat angle (size medium), and clearance for 700x40mm or 650x47mm tires. While there are many options in this already packed market, Tout Terrain knows how to design versatile bikes and the Vasco fits right into their catalog. See more information and the entire Vasco family at Tout Terrain.