Gravel Bikes
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More pics from some adventures of last summer. Looking forward to getting back out there…
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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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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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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!
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@Denimhead-0
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New bike day has finally come!
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@Brock said in Gravel Bikes:
Very cool rig! I especially love the velocity wheels and supper yummys!
Thanks! I had to go hand-built for the wheels to get them in silver. The aesthetic we were going for was 1994 mountain bike.
Planning to find some gravel roads with my buddy in NJ this weekend and I can't wait.
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@Brock
Love the Smeltzer. There is something about the aesthetic of skinny steel tubes, horizontal top bars and fat tires that speaks to me.@Denimhead-0
We share some of the same bikes. Also ride a RS (and have ridden with Richie a few times) and a couple Rivs, EM etc.
