58cm

Posted on Tue 14th, February 2023

• #1

Oooooshuaia

Looking into the prospect of picking up another all road/gravel bike capable of being a decent winter roadie but also with reasonable clearance for all road duties.

Nothing too fancy ideally but hit me up with anything if you think it might suit. Large frame (56/58) as I’m 6’ 2”, disc brakes, preferably steel with plenty of mounting options (but again, I’m not fussy).

Cheers!
• #2

rosskenttt

I’ve got a Ridley kanzo
56
Fantastic gravel bike
PM me for more details

M
• #3

Spooky_head

Pinnacle Arkose D3 -https://advntr.cc/review-pinnacle-arkose-d3/
• #4

Oooooshuaia

Thanks guys, will pm. Still open to other suggestions, even towards the higher end of the spectrum.

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