Terässiipi Offline Gravel Bike – NEW, Helsinki

Terässiipi Offline gravel bike SPECIAL EDITION now via Huutokaupat.com!

• RRP €1,299

• TOP‑CLASS GRAVEL FOR SUMMER ADVENTURES!

FOR UNPAVED ROADS

Offline is our first pure steel‑framed gravel bike, built to be thrown about wherever the mood takes you. The 56 cm frame geometry is designed for taller riders from 180 cm upwards. Smaller frames are coming, but for now it’s a head start for long‑legged riders.

Offline offers strength and versatility. At a total weight of 14.5 kg it’s not the lightest in the county, but its steep top tube angle means you can still get your sweat on if you want. The off‑road bar flares at the drops and gives noticeably better control in rough terrain. The Advent groupset provides a suitable 9 speeds, so you won’t be constantly hunting for the right gear.

There is also a more general gravel bike with a flat bar, called Streamline. Check that out if a straight handlebar and unrestricted use are more your thing.

STEEL FRAME MADE IN FINLAND

Made from Finnish steel. The special‑strength SSAB Docol R8 tube is strong, safe and consistent in quality. Because of its strength and lightness, Docol R8 tubes are used in drag racers, motorcycles and sports cars. Read more on SSAB’s site about the steel tube we use.

A steel‑framed gravel is a step towards durability and freedom. Gravel cycling has grown hugely in recent years, giving riders the chance to explore new terrain and enjoy adventure. One key reason for this trend has been the return of steel frames. Steel brings significant benefits that can make bikepacking and long rides more enjoyable.

Steel frames are known for excellent durability and shock absorption, making them ideal for rough tracks and forest trails.

COMPONENTS:

Frame: SSAB Docol R8 steel

Frame size: 56 cm (180–195 cm)

Fork: Steel, with mounting points

Colour: Black

Total bike weight: 14.5 kg

Max. load: 120 kg

Derailleur and shifter: Microshift Advent 9s

Cassette: Microshift, 11–46T, 9‑speed

Chainring: Miranda Chainflow 42T, 104 PCD

Crankset: Miranda 175 mm JIS

Chain: KMC 9‑speed

Brakes: Clarks CMD‑22 mechanical disc

Brake rotors: 6‑bolt, front 180 mm, rear 160 mm

Front hub: Remerx 2599 32h, 100 mm, 6‑bolt disc brake QR

Rear hub: Remerx 2597 32h, 135 mm, 6‑bolt disc brake QR

Rim: REMERX Rocky Disc 22‑622

Tyre: Continental Terratrail 42‑722

Saddle: DDK Gravel

Seatpost: Aluminium 27.2 mm

Stem: 31.8 mm, 60 mm, 6°

Handlebar: Off‑road drop bar 580 mm

Bar tape: Force black

Rack: No – mounting points available

Mudguards: No – mounting points available

Kickstand: No – mounting point available

Pedals: Yes, flat pedals

STEEL FRAME DURABILITY

Unlike some other materials, steel can withstand heavy impacts and harsh terrain without losing structural integrity. This is especially valuable on long, demanding rides over varied surfaces. A steel frame’s durability also means a longer service life, offering riders peace of mind and good value for money.

Steel tubing bends under excessive load rather than snapping like aluminium can. From a safety point of view this is important for older bikes, as aluminium’s strength tends to degrade faster over time than steel’s.

UNRIVALLED COMFORT FOR LONG DISTANCES

On gravel rides comfort often matters more than outright speed, especially when the goal is long days out in nature. Steel’s natural flex soaks up vibration and shocks effectively, reducing strain on hands, legs and back and allowing longer rides with less fatigue.

STEEL‑FRAMED GRAVEL FOR VARIED TERRAIN

A steel‑framed gravel bike delivers strong performance across many surfaces. Its stiffness and strength provide stability at speed while the frame’s compliance improves handling on uneven ground. These qualities make steel a versatile choice suited to gravel roads, forest trails and city streets alike, supporting the core gravel ethos of freedom to explore.