Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[gomango]

Originally Posted by KidWok

I got rid of the Co-Motion Nor'Wester I previously posted in this thread and built up a Gunnar Crosshairs to be my gravel bike. I've since put on 32 mm Pasela TG's with tan sidewalls on this bike.



Tai

Very nice!

Is that a Swift Paloma bag?

If so, how do you like it?

[Vonruden]

Originally Posted by kidwok

i got rid of the co-motion nor'wester i previously posted in this thread and built up a gunnar crosshairs to be my gravel bike. I've since put on 32 mm pasela tg's with tan sidewalls on this bike.



tai

hot!!!!

[joosttx]

A Bilenky for all seasons

[KidWok]

Originally Posted by gomango

Very nice!

Is that a Swift Paloma bag?

If so, how do you like it?

Yes...it is actually a Paloma prototype that was a gift from the owners of Swift, who are close friends of mine. I rarely do a ride these days without a Paloma or Zeitgeist bag.

Tai

[gomango]

Originally Posted by KidWok

Yes...it is actually a Paloma prototype that was a gift from the owners of Swift, who are close friends of mine. I rarely do a ride these days without a Paloma or Zeitgeist bag.

Tai

Thanks.

Looks handy.

[personicus]

Originally Posted by joosttx

A Bilenky for all seasons

That's gorgeous, where is that?

[bikerboy337]

Here's my warbird built up with its beater wheels. Still fine tuning the fit, but its a blast to ride!

Ill get some photos in the wild soon, was planning on a nice ride today but my son was sick, so itll be the weekend now...









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[bcgav]

Originally Posted by bikerboy337

Here's my warbird built up with its beater wheels. Still fine tuning the fit, but its a blast to ride!

Ill get some photos in the wild soon, was planning on a nice ride today but my son was sick, so itll be the weekend now...

Gorgeous, love it , and unfortunately no longer made .

[Schmed]

Love that Warbird. Any idea on how wide of a tire you could stuff in there?

[bikerboy337]

Those are 35mm clement USH tires, if i recall they say you can fit 38s but I remember some folks being able to run 40s.


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[joosttx]

Originally Posted by personicus

That's gorgeous, where is that?

Thanks, Its the marin headlands (across the golden gate bridge from San Francisco) on top of old springs trail just before it intersects with miwok trail.

Here is what the descent was like and in the distant you can see the other ascent

[Erik_A]

The 1989 Specialized Stumpjumper Team (Tange Prestige frame) is my latest drop-bar conversion for gravel riding and light single-track. Added 11-36 cassette and 2.2" rubber. Geometry is great for this purpose (similar to the new Rawland Ravn).

[sandyrs]

Originally Posted by Erik_A

The 1989 Specialized Stumpjumper Team (Tange Prestige frame) is my latest drop-bar conversion for gravel riding and light single-track. Added 11-36 cassette and 2.2" rubber. Geometry is great for this purpose (similar to the new Rawland Ravn).

With those tires, you could probably tackle singletrack that is far from light. Nice repurposing of an older ride!

[firerescuefin]

Originally Posted by bikerboy337

Here's my warbird built up with its beater wheels. Still fine tuning the fit, but its a blast to ride!

Ill get some photos in the wild soon, was planning on a nice ride today but my son was sick, so itll be the weekend now...

Looking at yours makes me question my move to hang Dura Ace on there. Looks great!

[KidWok]

For the life of me, I don't understand why they don't put fender mounts on the Warbird. Beautiful bike...it would be perfect if it had fender mounts.

Tai