Show me your gravelbikes....inspire me.

[tepextate]

Originally Posted by AJosiahK

Seven Evergreen S

Took some time to give it a light makeover this year. New king bits, decals removed, drivetrain cleaned and new bits installed, new 35c GKs, etc.

Beautiful! Are those bourbon CK bits?

[dbnm]

Just added the new ruthworks saddle bag and the Sram Force AXS wide cassette and derailleur. Still waiting on the new Enve AR bars to arrive.

[Mattre]

That's a sharp looking bike dbnm.

[dbnm]

Thank you!

Originally Posted by Mattre

That's a sharp looking bike dbnm.

[Andy sti]

[lavi]

Originally Posted by dbnm

Just added the new ruthworks saddle bag and the Sram Force AXS wide cassette and derailleur. Still waiting on the new Enve AR bars to arrive.

Power Mirror saddle? Thoughts? Best thing ever? I've been considering one.

[dbnm]

It is the Power mirror saddle and it's rather fantastic. A perfect bit of bounce on gravel roads. Good luck finding one. They are currently selling for over $600 on ebay.

Originally Posted by lavi

Power Mirror saddle? Thoughts? Best thing ever? I've been considering one.

[AJosiahK]

Originally Posted by tepextate

Beautiful! Are those bourbon CK bits?

Indeed they are, got lucky with the headset... and the BB just had to come along with it a few weeks later.

The first ride with the refresh was a delight, unfortunately, those gravel kings did not hold up to my local trails. Was I shredding that hard?

Tore a knob bit a little, but enough that even a fresh layer of sealant couldnt plug it up.

[Willard]

Here's my 2018 Raleigh Willard. I'm picking up some 650b wheels this week and wondering if anyone knows what the biggest size tire I can run is? Thanks!

[enr1co]

Originally Posted by Willard

Here's my 2018 Raleigh Willard. I'm picking up some 650b wheels this week and wondering if anyone knows what the biggest size tire I can run is? Thanks!

Welcome to PL!

A couple links discussing your question:

https://www.bikeforums.net/general-c...h-willard.html

https://forums.mtbr.com/gravel-bikes...a-1081419.html

[swiftytoenails]

I haven't taken too many pictures of my bikes, but here's one.

[weaponsgrade]

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[timto]

Another Ruthworks brevet! This was a Bianchi Project 3 found locally then upgraded to some sram. These were cool lugged Hybrids- very long 58 tt ( I usually run a 55) hence the short crust quill stem. The result is a long front end that feels great and stable. Bonus no toe overlap and I can now run a feedbag without it my knees hitting.

the project was relatively inexpensive and a blast to pedal




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[Toddtwenty2]

I made it out on two nice gravel type rides this weekend.

The first was a mix of road and wooded trails. It was pretty damp, so I threw some cross tires on the Kirk for some extra traction.

The second was a bit more leisurely, so I took the Ellis randonneur out on some dirt roads. Between the tubing used, supple 35's, and leather contact points, this is such a smooth ride. I hit a string of relatively unavoidable dirt road potholes and just chuckled to myself at how little affect they had.
An unkempt lot with swings on an overcast day seems proper for the Halloween season.

[Miller76]

Who knew these guys were still around?? Great to see them making a gravel specific bike....







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