Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[AllanVarcoe]

Originally Posted by joosttx

I think it puts out about 1200 lumens on high which last about 2 hours. Just check out the Lupine North America website to be sure.

Wow! I thought mine was good and it's about half that!

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by AllanVarcoe

Wow! I thought mine was good and it's about half that!

The 2016 pikos put out 1500 lumens on bright.

[DRZRM]

Updated shot of the DeSalvo. Really liking this bike, a ti disc gravel bike with bigger wheel clearance is in my future. I have a 20 mile 2,000' climb loop that I can ride out my door (less than a mile to dirt) on which I hardly ever see a car.

[trener1]

Untitled by swanson22, on Flickr

[ANAO]

Originally Posted by trener1

Untitled by swanson22, on Flickr

Who are you? I saw 2 of your teammates sunday.

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by ANAO

Who are you? I saw 2 of your teammates sunday.

also - location of this picture?

[MikeD]

Originally Posted by joosttx

freecandy

That photo belongs in a modern art museum.

[Erik_A]

That DeSalvo is beautiful - how does it stop downhill on gravel with the caliper brakes? Classic

Originally Posted by DRZRM

Updated shot of the DeSalvo. Really liking this bike, a ti disc gravel bike with bigger wheel clearance is in my future. I have a 20 mile 2,000' climb loop that I can ride out my door (less than a mile to dirt) on which I hardly ever see a car.

[trener1]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

also - location of this picture?

This is in Putman County NY near Fahnstack State park, according to the iPhones goetag it's in Philipstown NY, a bit north of the NY city.
Kind of right up up the hill from Cold Spring and the Hudson river. some great, very quiet gravel roads up there.

Maybe it was me that you saw on Sunday....

[geordanh]

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[ANAO]

Originally Posted by trener1

This is in Putman County NY near Fahnstack State park, according to the iPhones goetag it's in Philipstown NY, a bit north of the NY city.
Kind of right up up the hill from Cold Spring and the Hudson river. some great, very quiet gravel roads up there.

Maybe it was me that you saw on Sunday....

Were you out riding with Joe?

[AJosiahK]

Current Seven Evergreen S in commuter / trail duty

[jambee]

That is a nice evergreen! Getting a fender to the front wheel will even make it cooler :-)

What's the light mount on the fork? I totally need something like this!

[AJosiahK]

Originally Posted by jambee

That is a nice evergreen! Getting a fender to the front wheel will even make it cooler :-)

What's the light mount on the fork? I totally need something like this!

Thanks! I am pretty pleased with it. Rides heavy lately as the wheels/tires are bricks but bomb proof.

The rear fender goes on pretty quick and easy. the front is a bit more of a pain.

The light mount is a older rendition of a Seven made mount. Goes under the base plate on the fork. The newer ones are flat and have to drillings for fender and offset light.

They make a little kit that can go along with the plate, essentially a small block with two threaded drillings that allows one to slap on any fender they wish. I lost that block :/

[trener1]

Originally Posted by ANAO

Were you out riding with Joe?

No, I was out solo on 9W this past Sunday