Lauf Cycles

Thank you Gravel Worlds for the last ten years. You have made us feel like home in every way and welcomed us in your wonderful Nebraska 🌽 we can’t wait to see what the future holds! One love!

Congratulations to all of our riders who made podium and who finished their race in their own way. Super proud!

See you all at 11am for the Lauf x Lunchbox social ride at 11am from the Lauf booth Lauf Gravel Worlds® expo!

Looking back at this trip, some of our favorite moments never made the hero shots. They happened between locations. Standing by the car with a coffee in hand, figuring out the next road, talking about life, and wondering if the weather would give us five more minutes.

That's the reality behind a campaign like this. We're just a group of people who love riding bikes and feel incredibly lucky that our job is to explore places like the Icelandic Westfjords together.

Most people picture Iceland in black lava and glaciers. Then there's Rauðasandur. A stretch of golden-red sand where the Atlantic meets one of the most remote corners of the Westfjords. No crowds. No rush. Just miles of coastline waiting to be explored.

Sometimes the best gravel roads end and you just keep on going into the something else. Seigla can do it all with you.

Some roads are forgotten. We think they're the best ones. That's exactly why we keep coming back. Empty gravel roads, endless climbs, and the kind of silence that makes every ride feel bigger.

Some rides stay with you long after they're over.

Earlier this summer, we packed our bikes and headed to the Icelandic Westfjords, one of the most remote and breathtaking corners of Iceland. What started as a campaign turned into a reminder of why we love riding in the first place.

This short film captures the roads, the landscapes, the coffee stops, the unpredictable weather, and the moments in between that never make the hero shot.

We hope it inspires your next adventure.

Thank you to Thrainn Kolbeinsson for the video production.

The Icelandic Westfjords | A Summer Ride with Lauf Cylces This summer 2026, we packed up our bikes and headed to the Icelandi...