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  2. Montana.

    (Around me it is ALL like this, which is why I am going towards a hardtail MTB instead of a dedicated gravel bike to complement my 12yo cyclocross bike.)

  3. Michael_of_Derry on

    I have a question. When riding on that do you steer around nasty looking rocks (which involves studying the terrain ahead) or do you just roll over them whilst admiring the view?

    I guess if you have 45mm tyres the answer will be different than if you are on 32mm.

  4. Chunder, it’s kinda nice with the correct set up. Chunder and Hero gravel are my favorites.

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