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TrailRunnah wrote: Let's see it! Like Peruvian said, it is not a light bike, but I find it fun. Build Specs: 700x50 Gravelking SK's SRAM Rival brifters SRAM Rival Medium Cage RD (with roadlink) SRAM GX Crankset (36x24),…
I have the 2019 version and I absolutely love it. I purchased the frameset and built it up specifically for the Steamboat Ramble Ride. It rides O.K. on paved roads but really comes to life on dirt; any kind of…
Kona Sutra Ltd. I'm running 700 x 50 with plenty of room to spare. The most fun I've had on a bike (on dirt/gravel anyway).
I use the Pinon Pocket for commuting, light bike packing and every day rides. When used by itself, interference has not been an issue. The velcro loops in your attached picture (closest to the stem) are secured by a…
I ran a 36 tooth cassette with the same derailleur; no modifications and no issues. I then ran (am running) a 40 tooth cassette with the same derailleur but require a Lindarets Road Link to do so. I've done this on two…
You're beer holder is upside down!
I've been using the Pinon Pocket from Wanderlust; easy on/off and good volume. The pictures from the site are on a flat bar but I use mine mostly on Cowchipper drop bars as a stand alone bag.…
frontrangegravel wrote: 2bikelabs, looks like you are around the Waterton Canyon area. Lived right down the street for over 6 years. I saw that sign many times a week. You got it. I live in Highlands Ranch.
frontrangegravel wrote: 2bikelabs, which road is the 2nd picture? I'm trying to figure out the exact road, but can't quite place it. The 2nd pic is on Castlewood Canyon Rd., past the park and just before Lake Gulch Rd.
Smithhammer, you have a good sized crew. Here is my crew from today...
Surly Travelers Check for Travel Gravel All City Macho Man Disc for non-Travel Gravel
One from yesterday And one from last week
I can't offer any specific routes in the Stratton area, but I was out there last year for D2R2 and Vermont Overland Grand Prix. Both excellent events and the riding in the general area was phenomenal. If your on Strava,…
I have been riding with Speedplay Frogs and Sidi MTB shoes for years. I chose the Frogs for their mud shedding ability and ridiculous amount of float (bad knees); a feature which may turn some people off. At first I was…
Gravel riding comes in different forms, but is best where the pavement isn't.
I'll vary the configuration based on needs, but generally speaking when 4 bottles are sufficient, I'll stash my 3rd and 4th bottle in my JPaks Gravel Pak, picture attached. This pack can hold spare tube, multi tool, a…