Thoroughly enjoying this bike, and I finally got it on some rougher roads. Still pretty muddy, but despite that still had a ton of fun.
by ckellycarroll
Thoroughly enjoying this bike, and I finally got it on some rougher roads. Still pretty muddy, but despite that still had a ton of fun.
by ckellycarroll
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For anyone wondering- I’m riding on/in
* Ribble CGR Ti
* Shimano 105 groupset
* 40mm Schwalbe G One
* SE Idaho, USA
Gold headset cup is a nice accent. Glad you got some mud in! 🙂
Oh i love the way my Ti rides get some good speed on some big big ol chunky gravel, tbh they tackle alot more than youd think ive had mine down many of the trails on Blackamoor Peak District in the uk ! Happy trails 👌🏽
Snap… Same bike…. However, I wish I went with the 650b wheelset.
Gravel in Spain and Italy is a little tougher rougher than the roads in southern Bavaria.