Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[Hilltopperny]

And another gravel bike


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[Miller76]

Originally Posted by Zee

Silly question, but how did you get one in the states?!

A few emails back and forth with Matt Nightingale at Mason and they were happy to shop to the US. A great experience and highly recommend them!!


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[Lionel]

[SlowPokePete]

^Love that bike Lionel^

My Lynskey is only 2 months old but already has 2k racked up on the clock...

September 1, 2018 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

September 1, 2018 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

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[austex]

Originally Posted by SlowPokePete

^Love that bike Lionel^

My Lynskey is only 2 months old but already has 2k racked up on the clock...

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Two whole kilometers! Some kinda heavy duty gravel you ride.....

[nalax]

Gunnar Crosshairs, which I’m still setting up. Mini Motos work well with the Centaur 11 shifters. Challenge Gravel Grinder TLR were an easy tubeless install.


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[simplemind]

Until I can find a suitable Ti gravel rig, the Chebacco will do:

[weisan]

Originally Posted by simplemind

Until I can find a suitable Ti gravel rig, the Chebacco will do:

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=227329

[simplemind]

Originally Posted by weisan

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=227329

Thanks Weisan that's a really nice Moots, however whatever I get will have to run 47mm, or even 2.1. The Chebacco runs 43mm fine, but that's the limit.
Also, I find that my 1:1 gearing is just not enough for some of the grades I encounter with the 700c dia. With 650b, I can eliminate most of my hiking.

[weisan]

My gravel bike can fit up to 700x43. It can accommodate 650bx47.


https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=227263

[owly]

Originally Posted by simplemind

...whatever I get will have to run 47mm, or even 2.1. The Chebacco runs 43mm fine, but that's the limit.
Also, I find that my 1:1 gearing is just not enough for some of the grades I encounter with the 700c dia. With 650b, I can eliminate most of my hiking.

Do you mean a frame which can run both a 700x47 and 650b x 2.1?
Bearclaw Thunderhawk does 46 and 2.4".
https://www.instagram.com/p/BmmS568h_bo/

[cachagua]

I find that my 1:1 gearing is just not enough for some of the grades I encounter with the 700c dia. With 650b, I can eliminate most of my hiking...

Do you mean because the wheel is smaller? Maybe I'm not understanding this right -- I thought the bigger wheel/smaller tire combo and the smaller wheel/bigger tire ended up almost the same overall diameter.

Or not? Maybe, pretty close but different enough that the difference would translate into a meaningful reduction in your gear ratio?

[AngryScientist]

Swan with some gravel tires mounted.

they may not be the lightest, but i do think a steel fork really makes a difference off-road. so smooth.

[weisan]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

i do think a steel fork really makes a difference off-road. so smooth.

It's true except I can feel the difference whether off-road or on-road, it shines on both.

[SlowPokePete]

September 3, 2018 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

September 3, 2018 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

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