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Gevenalle GX Shifters: Getting Rolling
<Back to News Home | Once upon a time there were mad mechanics mating different groups and road and mountain parts together to form what sometimes amounted to strange brews ...
Monday Motivation: Mud
<Back to News Home | Mud: When it rained a couple of inches overnight before the 2014 edition of Odin’s Revenge, race director Chad Quigley gathered the riders before their 150 mile quest and offered them the chance to do an alternate route without several miles of “Minimum Maintenance” dirt roads which would have cut […]
Rebecca’s Private Idaho Podcast on Athleteonfire.com
<Back to News Home | Athlete on Fire Interview: AthleteonFire.com recently released a podcast about the 2014 edition of Rebecca’s Private Idaho. The host, Scott Jones, interviews six riders who finished this year’s event, including the following: Austin McInerny (Executive Director of National Interscholastic Cycling Association) Burke Swindlehurst (Founder and Director of the Crusher in the Tushar) […]
WTB Nano 40 Reviewed
<Back to News Home | Editor’s Note: In the merge with Gravel Grinder News we knew there was a wealth of reviewed tires, bicycles, and components that might be a good resource on the new site here. With that in mind here is a condensed version of a review that originally appeared on Gravel Grinder […]
Soma Fab’s Cazadero 42mm Tires: Checkpoint
<Back to News Home | Editor’s Note: With this being the first “Riding Gravel Rolling Review”, we are introducing some new terminology with the tried and true “long format” review process I have employed since 2005. The first post- the “Getting Rolling” post- will be an introduction and “first impressions” post. Stick around for the […]
Monday Motivation: Rollers
<Back to News Home | Rollers: They might be a tool for you to get into shape for cycling. There are two kinds of “rollers” in the Mid-West: One would be those you sweat over in a basement or garage to stay fit in the Winter. The other kind you can ride on too. These […]
Ride Across Texas Announced, Taking Shape For 2015
<Back to News Home | The “ultra distance” gravel event type which finds its genesis in the Great Divide Race of yore is still as popular as ever, or so it would seem. The inaugural RAT (Ride Across Texas), took place this past fall and was successfully run by several entrants. Using a “Tour Divide” […]
Frost Bite Gravel Grinder
<Back to News Home | The Ride We recently received a note from the Colorado Springs Cycling Team about the first ever Frost Bite Gravel Grinder. 80 riders departed Pikes Peak Brewing in Monument, Colorado at 12pm on Saturday, December 20 under fair skies and relatively good temperatures and conditions for late December for 40 […]
Almanzo Events To Take Place Under New Management
<Back to News Home | The Almanzo 100, Royal 162, and Alexander routes have been very popular free to enter gravel road racing events which have been under the direction of event producer Chris Skogen since 2007. Earlier this year, Riding Gravel learned that the Almanzo events would not be taking place in 2015. Subsequently, […]
Tamland Gravel Grinder Series To Give Away A Free Tamland
<Back to News Home | The Raleigh Tamland, which we reviewed HERE, is a bike specifically designed for the best handling on crushed rock roads and is a great “all-arounder” which can be pressed into service for commuting, light touring, or even as a paved road bike. The Tamland Gravel Grinder Series celebrates this […]
Raleigh Tamland Two Reviewed
Editor’s Note: In the merge with Gravel Grinder News we knew there was a wealth of reviewed tires, bicycles, and components that might be a good resource on the new site here. With that in mind here is a condensed version of a review that originally appeared on Gravel Grinder News. Any updates on these […]
