Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[gngroup]

Originally Posted by joosttx

I know where this photo was taken.

Of course you do! Did you get out today? Descending was tricky in the rain with all the water actively flowing in the ruts. Super fun ride regardless!

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by gngroup

Of course you do! Did you get out today? Descending was tricky in the rain with all the water actively flowing in the ruts. Super fun ride regardless!

Hell no. I ate pecan pie and worked on a home project. Im riding tomoorw though.

[gngroup]

Originally Posted by joosttx

Hell no. I ate pecan pie and worked on a home project. Im riding tomoorw though.

Good for you! I only saw two other cyclists out and no cars the entire headlands loop - which made the downpour completely worth it! Enjoy tomorrow. I’ll be back out Sunday.

[Clean39T]

Group road-ride on the gravel bike today - no problem keeping up - full fenders are a joy - and swapping 700x32 for 650x47 couldn't be easier...

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[scoobydrew]

Originally Posted by gngroup

Black Friday rain ride -

Somewhere close-by and certainly not as messy today:

[Sparshall]

I think I’ve posted this bike before - not nearly as cool/boutique as some of these, but it certainly gets the jobs done!

[gngroup]

That’s the spot! Looks a lot nicer today!

Originally Posted by scoobydrew

Somewhere close-by and certainly not as messy today:

[weisan]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

Group road-ride on the gravel bike today - no problem keeping up

clean pal, whenever a pal makes a statement like this, 99.999% of the time it's the rider that does the "keeping up", not the bike.

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by weisan

clean pal, whenever a pal makes a statement like this, 99.999% of the time it's the rider that does the "keeping up", not the bike.

True, but you know what I mean - some bikes make you really work to roll at 20mph or climb w a group that's on "road" bikes...

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[weisan]

Understood.

I was riding the high zoot $8000 16-Ib carbon bike (of course I didn't pay that amount!) yesterday at our group ride and towards the end, my pal Bert was in front putting the hammer down bringing us home...I was averaging 300W to keep up with him and there it was in front of me other than staring at Bert's butt was his freakin' 15-year-old probably 25-Ib Specialized touring bike with the rack and the pannier and the whole nine yards.... Another pal Phil and I just looked at each other and couldn't stop laughin' to ourselves...he does this $hit EVERYTIME!

[chrismoustache]

Looks real sharp! 1inch fork or 1 1/8? Polished Pauls are a nice touch too.

Originally Posted by BassoBry

My 2001 Planet X.
Indy Fab (7 of 20) by Bryan Heller, on Flickr
Indy Fab (5 of 20) by Bryan Heller, on Flickr
Indy Fab (3 of 20) by Bryan Heller, on Flickr

[tctyres]

Originally Posted by scoobydrew

Somewhere close-by and certainly not as messy today:

How are you liking the Black Mountain?

[BassoBry]

Originally Posted by chrismoustache

Looks real sharp! 1inch fork or 1 1/8? Polished Pauls are a nice touch too.

1 inch! Thanks man!

[easyE]

Originally Posted by chrismoustache

Looks real sharp! 1inch fork or 1 1/8? Polished Pauls are a nice touch too.

Jammin some fatties in there too! Looks like a riot.

[Luwabra]

Originally Posted by tctyres

How are you liking the Black Mountain?

just do it! i promise, you will not regret it. im going to do a full swap to mine this spring back to SS and slamming some thunderburts in there for the ultimate bad assery!! im normally the guy that first thing ditches the metal fork but im resisting with this one. its super versatile, fun, and eye pleasing no matter how you build it.