23/07/2026
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Thereโs a noticeable shift happening in gravel.
Races are getting more popular, and faster. The expectation is no longer just capability, but speed paired with stability.
Bikes like the Relli Pro Evo donโt appear by accident. The intent behind this model by Titici is well considered and applied. They manage to retain that race appeal, and yet retain control and connection to the trail. This is a deliberate response to how riders are actually using these bikes nowโlong distances, high pace, mixed surfaces where the riders influence in handling matters just as much as outright speed.
Weโre seeing it here in Australia as well, especially with the coming 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships in Nannup, Western Australia.
The gravel category hasnโt changed in name. But itโs evolving quickly in purpose.
For those wanting something more closely aligned to how they ride, the Relli Pro Evo is available not only in standard sizing, but as a fully custom build.
For many riders, particularly those who have never quite settled into a stock frame, thatโs not a luxury.
Itโs what allows the Titici Relli Pro Evo to finally feel right.
