Berlin-based bicycle brand Standert has unveiled the Kieswerk – billed as a versatile aluminium gravel bike designed for riders seeking freedom, functionality and fun across a range of terrain and use cases.
Standert adds that the Kieswerk is aimed at cyclists looking for a ‘go-anywhere, do-anything’ machine – whether that’s weekday commuting, weekend gravel rides or multi-day bikepacking trips.
Developed in Berlin and tested on the city’s surrounding trails, the Kieswerk features a durable aluminium frame with fully integrated cable routing, clearance for up to 50mm tyres, and multiple mounting points for mudguards, racks and three bottle cages.
The Kieswerk includes a T47 bottom bracket shell for greater stiffness and compatibility, a Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH), and a Token A-Box headset for seamless cable integration. It’s offered in full builds only, with models available featuring Shimano GRX600 (€2449) and Sram Apex AXS (€3249).
The aluminium used is primarily sourced from recycled material, with the brand highlighting its commitment to sustainability and long product lifecycles.
From July 31, the Kieswerk will be available online in three colourways – Black Star, Green Thumb, and Shimmy Raw – through Standert’s website.
Bori Faschina, Director of Marketing & E-Commerce at Standert, said the Kieswerk responds to the desire for freedom and adventure.
“At Standert, we build bikes that make riding fun,” said Faschina. “Whether you’re crossing a continent or just looking for a fun ride across a local forest, the Kieswerk is built to ensure your adventure is as fun as can be.”
Maxe Faschina, Head of Product at Standert, added “The Kieswerk is about more than just gravel. We designed it around the modern cycling lifestyle – commuting to work, getting out on the trails on the weekend, and saving up holiday for those epic bikepacking missions.”
