Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad / ATB

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BareNecessities in reply to @youramericanlover

Road and gravel bikes = metric

MTB = imperial, unless you're measuring suspension travel, handlebar width, seatpost diameter...

Ah fuck it, it makes no sense

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youramericanlover in reply to @BareNecessities

Road and gravel bikes = metric

MTB = imperial

Fixie = 23c or GTFO

I promised myself to stop making these jokes too :(

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amey in reply to @youramericanlover

Fixie = 23c or GTFO

Fixie = 84 GI or GTFO
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BareNecessities in reply to @youramericanlover

I promised myself to stop making these jokes too :(

Don't ever change, YAL
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edscoble in reply to @youramericanlover

The biggest reason why MTB are imperial cause it doesn’t really matter if it’s a couple millimetres out like road tyres as the clearance on road bike are tight enough to the point 1 millimetres make a big difference.

2.1 inches can be either 2.05 or 2.15 and it will still fit fine.

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