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Giant Revolt Advanced. My off-road water bottles.
Somewhere in Hawaii IYKYK
dsaysso on
nope . i wont he doing beaches. to fine a gravel: ruins drivetrains.- nice shot tho
NotSafeForWalletXJ on
Haha… looks wonderful until you leave and have to clean every nook and crevice. I’ll never bring expensive stuff into a sandy environment again.
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Man, biking on Kauai (or Hawaii in general) takes more motivation than I can find. Not the terrain, mostly just the lifted trucks intentionally trying to run you over.
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Giant Revolt Advanced. My off-road water bottles.
Somewhere in Hawaii IYKYK
nope . i wont he doing beaches. to fine a gravel: ruins drivetrains.- nice shot tho
Haha… looks wonderful until you leave and have to clean every nook and crevice. I’ll never bring expensive stuff into a sandy environment again.
Man, biking on Kauai (or Hawaii in general) takes more motivation than I can find. Not the terrain, mostly just the lifted trucks intentionally trying to run you over.