Gravel Bikes
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Great shots, man! Love the misty, dreamy aesthetic!
Would you say a Misty Mountain Hop, given Brock’s attire?
I leave that for the clever people to say
- 29 days later
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From an Alt_Ring of Kerry (for those in the know) overnighter earlier this week..
- 5 months later
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I have a Moots Baxter which is more drop bar mountain bike as it can take 2.3 tyres. I am running mine with crossmax mountain bike wheels. Using a hybrid Di2 system with Grx levers paired with an XT mtb rear mech. Works nicely and can be configured via the Shimano software, I am running mine with upshifts on both left hand levers and downshifts on the right hand levers.
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Beautiful bike, @ddtrash made in Steamboat Springs, CO!
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Man, seeing pictures like that make me want to move cities sooo bad.
- 3 months later
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More pics from some adventures of last summer. Looking forward to getting back out there…
- 9 months later
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I did my first ever gravel ride yesterday. Resolved about 5 miles in that I needed a real gravel bike! Thinking about doing a custom build on a Crust Evasion. Anyway, some shots:
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- 16 days later
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I've got a Crust Evasion in the works from a semi-local shop. Meanwhile I'm already accessorizing with a new bag from Ronnie Romance:
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Ronnie makes the best bags!
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@Brock This rig is dialed! Ronnie Romance would approve. How do you find the Fabio's Chest? Bounce factor negligible with that front rack? I have always had my eye on one.
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The weather is shifting to board sports, but still jonesing for two wheels.
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@dsco thank you. It’s even more dialed now days I think…
The Fabio’s chest is definitely the IH of the bike bag world. And with a rack for support is solid. However when fully loaded and riding on the rough stuff I do worry about my carbon fork!
Here’s a couple recent pics of my smeltzer
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Some really nice bikes! Here’s my Richard Sachs cross bike used as my gravel grinder.
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@Brock those purple accents
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@dsco thanks man! I’m pretty happy with it lately. One of my favorite things about bikes is how they can be ever evolving…
How are you liking those supper yummys? I love everything that Simworks does.
The cavas that I’m running currently are great on pavement and gravel but a little squirrely on hard packed dirt and loamy surfaces
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@Denimhead-0
Very cool frame! And I dig the Paul Cantilevers!
I’ve been eying those for my wife’s Bridgestone -
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@Brock oh man, the tinkering never ends, which is part of the fun too! The super yummy's have been fantastic all around. So much so that I will getting a set for my more single track focused rig when the stock recons run their life cycle. And as you said, I just love what sim works does. Fun to support outfits like that!
