The real question isn't "which is best" — it's "best for what"

Every bike here is well made. The one that's right for you depends on your roads, your rides, and what you're actually trying to get out of cycling — not which one looks fastest in a photo. This guide walks through the three types we carry so you can match the bike to how you actually ride, not the other way around.

Road

Built for speed on smooth tarmac. Drop bars, narrow tyres, an aggressive riding position. You're chasing pace on paved routes, not comfort over rough ground.

Shop Road Bikes →

Gravel

The all-rounder. Wider tyres, more tyre clearance, a slightly more upright position than road — built to handle broken tarmac, gravel patches, and light trails without giving up much speed.

Shop Gravel & Touring →

Hybrid

Comfort and practicality first. Upright riding position, wider tyres, built for daily commuting and mixed-condition city riding rather than performance.

Shop Hybrid Bikes →

Riding in Pune

Match your bike to your actual roads

Broken or patchy roads on your daily commute route

→ Hybrid or Gravel

Monsoon debris, potholes, unpredictable surfaces

→ Gravel — tyre clearance handles it better than road

Smooth arterial roads, weekend group rides, chasing pace

→ Road

Commuting during the week, longer fitness rides on weekends

→ Gravel, as the one-bike answer

Side by side

	Road	Gravel	Hybrid
Tyre width	Narrowest	Medium–wide	Wide
Handlebar	Drop bar	Drop bar (usually)	Flat bar
Riding position	Aggressive / forward	Moderate	Upright
Best for	Speed, paved routes	Mixed terrain, all-rounder	Comfort, commuting
Price range	₹28,500 – ₹7,29,999	₹89,990 – ₹3,40,000	₹36,999 – ₹85,299