Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[beeatnik]

Originally Posted by Andy sti

It's just your LA stylz.

Did someone say LA Sweat?

[xjoex]

Originally Posted by geordanh

beautiful!

Thanks!

-Joe

[jdh]

[ptourkin]

A little love for my new rig from Jan

https://www.instagram.com/p/BSyhz-Lh...y=compasscycle

[cv1966]

Originally Posted by jdh

Curious where that photo was taken. I go to southern outer banks often but usually just ride same route up and down the island.

[jdh]

Originally Posted by cv1966

Curious where that photo was taken. I go to southern outer banks often but usually just ride same route up and down the island.

That is in the Holly Shelter Game Lands. Just north of Wilmington.
Not many route choices in the Outer Banks themselves.

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[capita]

Bit of a lurker here, but I thought this would be a good chance to post up the CX bike which has turned into a gravel/ do it all bike. Used it exclusively on the road for the past few years but figured it would make a good base for my first season CX.

Frame is a Traitor Exile. Their road frame from a couple years ago. Enough clearance for a 33c PDX up front and a 30c Michelin mud in the rear. Mishmash of Red and Force drivetrain. She's been a workhorse for years and will continue to be.

I've included a pic of the bike in go fast pure road mode as well for reference.


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[Jad]

^excellent!

[cachagua]

Noice, noice! The way you're taking advantage of the versatility that the basic set-up holds -- just fantastic. N=1!

(I mean, maybe you've got twelve bikes, I dunno. I just like the chameleon thing. The split-personality thing. The adapt-to-whatever thing.)

[capita]

Originally Posted by cachagua

Noice, noice! The way you're taking advantage of the versatility that the basic set-up holds -- just fantastic. N=1!

(I mean, maybe you've got twelve bikes, I dunno. I just like the chameleon thing. The split-personality thing. The adapt-to-whatever thing.)

Definitely an n=1 situation. I have one other bike, a "fancy" carbon Ridley for more spirited club road rides and such, but this one still gets a lot of love, on and off the pavement. Just love it's versatility.

I still prefer the way this one handles, something about the longer wheelbase and chainstays.

Originally Posted by cachagua

Noice, noice! The way you're taking advantage of the versatility that the basic set-up holds -- just fantastic. N=1!

(I mean, maybe you've got twelve bikes, I dunno. I just like the chameleon thing. The split-personality thing. The adapt-to-whatever thing.)

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[joosttx]

life is a beach

[geordanh]

Got a sweet ride in today on my 650b rock n roads. Such a killer tire

Some hot NDS action to drive you all crazy.







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[Veloo]

This was originally a Bamboosero city bike. I had the FSA Metropolis post, bars and stem on it with a Gates belt drive but got bored of the leisurely ride.
Had the Powershift levers lying around so I decided to put them to use. The Yokozuma housing for the brakes was a cheap yet effective upgrade. Cobra cable guides worked out well.
Mavic Speedcity wheels have held up so far.
Not liking the RaceFace Evolve triple crank as a single too much. Might replace it with an actual single speed with a better chain line and tighter Q factor. This one requires three 2.5mm BB spacers.

Not a featherweight at 24.5 lbs but still a fun ride.

[joosttx]

[AngryScientist]

with compass rat trap pass tires.

freaking awesome.

squish for dayzzz

who needs suspension!