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stomping gravel with some squishy brakes
[IMG]squishy brakes! by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG] it was steep [IMG]to the top_HDR by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG] |
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#2823
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My 1976 Raleigh Super Course, built for this year’s L’Eroica. First ride on gravel today.
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into the sunset darling.
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Love, love, love that orange Raleigh. Might have to put a bike like that together some day. Let us know how it rides!
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#2828
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Scioto Trail State Park just outside of Chillicothe Ohio. Gravel Paradise. Forest and B-ROADS all completely deserted.
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#2829
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Strong Steel Gravel
Steel frame and fork, Campagnolo Chorus, Paul Mini-Motos, Hed rims. Hutchinson Overide 38 tires. A joy to ride.
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#2830
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Not a true gravel bike if you know what I mean...when I ordered this custom built road bike almost 10 years ago, I specifically requested for a minimum 35 mm tires to fit in there.
Here in this picture, it has Challenge gravel grinder 700x38 mounted on. Barely fit. It's usually not my first choice bike when it comes to gravel riding but it had gone to D2R2 twice because of its ritchey breakaway for easy travel.
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Hi Sandy pal, yes, same bike, just repainted.
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sandy pal, you are too gracious. Actually, the photo is a bit washed out but if you are able to see it in person, you will find that the paint job is pretty shabby. It was done by a local guy who paints cars and he's not very good at it. In any case, I knew what I was getting into and was fine with it.
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You might not be able to buy the bike but you can always buy the bottle.
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