<Back to News Home | While many think of the gravel road/back roads scene as being a Mid-West thing, there has been a culture of “roubaix” type, back road racing and “ultra-cross” style racing going on in the East for several years. Events like Canada’s Paris-Ancaster, or Tour of Battenkill and Iron Cross have been happening […]
<Back to News Home | The “Standard Rando” from cycling apparel company, Twin Six, is a surprising bicycle with a slightly misleading name. One might think it merely is a steel pavement bike for those long distance nutters that have to ride through “controls” in their events. Well, it is a lot more than just that. […]
<Back to News Home | Grava Bikes Revenuer: Getting Rolling- All righty then! Let’s get to finding out about this rig, shall we? The Revenuer frame starts its life in Tennessee and they are hand built and available in stock sizing only. Sizes range from Small through XL sizes, (an Xtra Small is in […]
<Back to News Home | Grava Bikes Revenuer: Checkpoint- With more time and dusty miles under the tires of the Grava Bikes Revenuer, it is time to file another update on this steel steed. You can catch up on what has been said so far by clicking the link for the previous entry HERE. There […]
<Back to News Home | Grava Bikes Revenuer: At The Finish- The time for our long term review of the Grava Bikes Revenuer has come to a close. It has been ridden on commutes, pavement, dirt, and lots of gravel roads, so whatever charms it has have been ferreted out by this time. Please read […]
Ritchey Outback: Getting Rolling- by Grannygear Ritchey Ritchey, as in Tom Ritchey, is no stranger to anyone who has been paying attention to bikes for the last couple of decades…more actually. So to see his version of a gravel bike sitting in mi casa’s el garage-o is a pretty cool thing indeed. It’s steel, of […]
Ritchey Outback: At The Finish- by Grannygear Editor’s Note: Due to the limited time we were able to have the Ritchey Outback, we were forced to shorten our normal three part review into two segments. I am back once more in my garage (think Bat-cave but without the bats and the cool car), and […]
