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• #25727
"Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad / ATB / Not quite CX bikes and drop bar hybrids - You can ride literally any bike on gravel"
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• #25728
Not been quoted in SGGS recently, here goes..
Been bombing trails on the Arkose (drop bar, 27.5 x 47c) but the sight of gnarly tree roots (any roots) interupts the flow and sometimes forces a bail. Want to keep it pinned, is a flat bar rigid 29er on ~2.2 inch tyres going to feel more dialled and roll over that gnar?
Thinking about a Brother Big Bro, not modern geometry but looks like it could still take a blue SID in the future....
Hope I crushed the mtb nomenclature, bro.
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• #25729
is a flat bar rigid 29er on ~2.2 inch tyres going to feel more dialled and roll over that gnar?
Yes, bro.
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• #25731
Yep, and then you can attain ATB nirvana
Meant to reply to @spinnnout
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• #25733
The thread has now ( somehow ) reached a new low
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• #25734
The thread has now ( somehow ) reached a new low
hold my beer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvYFzKjdGmU
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• #25735
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• #25736
Close
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• #25738
Go!
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• #25739
I can't believe it'd be that easy
Would at the very least require an exorcism
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• #25740
Better delete than close. We need to remove the past history
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• #25741
I vote close and pin. We should have to confront the atrocities. Future users should learn from our mistakes.
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• #25742
Looks nice, but a bit hard to tell!
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• #25743
Very good, nice back drop as well. In your area?
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• #25744
Yeah, from the front door. Very lucky.
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• #25745
Those are some tall ass trees
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• #25746
Can't believe you guys aren't talking about new
road bikegravel tyres being releasedhttps://www.schwalbetires.com/blog/inspiration/storys/gravel-your-style/
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• #25748
Schwalbe already have a UK specific gravel tread
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• #25749
They look suspiciously like the tyres a ran on my 90’s MTBs, except you can’t see the cords.
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• #25750
Are you quoting Schwalbe’s marketing jargon?
A ‘UK specific’ tyre can’t possibly exist. The UK has a landscape as broad as anywhere in the world. Just cos it’s good for wet South Downs chalk doesn’t make it good for Scottish granite, Dorset heath and Devon mud.
lol