Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad / ATB

I don't know what that is however it sounds dirty - where do I go?

It's an all-road bike. That wafer-thin space between a road bike and a gravel bike. I quite fancy one myself.

Exactly, it's pretty much perfect for Colorado and it's extensive dirt-road network, for example. Although it now looks like I should make something for California.

Yep, diggin' the new Breadwinner myself

Where do you all ride your gravel bikes? Do you choose a mix of tarmac to head out to bridleways, or do you choose off-road routes only? Do you have any good SE routes?

Where do you all ride your gravel bikes?

Spitalfields

actual lol

Instagram?

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Exactly, it's pretty much perfect for Colorado and it's extensive dirt-road network

Until it rains, then the peanut butter will clog everything.

Like @Dammit ever ventures out when it's raining...

I don't know what that is however it sounds dirty - where do I go?

Denmark.

I think sportgrus is techinally a swedish term - anyway the swedes have much more of it than we do in Denmark.

Until it rains, then the peanut butter will clog everything.

If you head out early enough you tend to avoid the showers in May/June, the rest of the time tends to be very dry in my experience.

Anyway, I suspect I'll be going to California in future (sadly).

I'm very happy to have been alerted to sportgrus. Thanks gang.

ftfy

Like @Dammit ever ventures out training...

This is sadly true

Skåne County is good for sportgrus.

#ridehardfikaharder

Very nice. Those forks are beautiful.

Best hashtag is best.

I dunno something a bit post-retirement David Millar about the paint work.

Just your standard issue British lanes really (remember what we rolled on last during the last TNRC?)

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