I've got a couple of routes in my neighborhood that cut through a bunch of local parks and this is one of the best spots. Perfect doubletrack with no car access between a natural area and some train tracks and for some reason, the sky is nearly always beautiful.
by gwyllum
5 Comments
**Thanks for posting to /r/gravelcycling! It looks like you’ve submitted an image.**
This community encourages additional context about image submissions. You can include details about your post in a comment below. Some suggestions for good comments:
* Bike details (make, model, accessories, and gear)
* Location (specific or general is fine)
You can also use **post flair** to give additional context about your post.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/gravelcycling) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Nice. Looks like a perfect track. Railroad grade? (Edit, sorry you already mentioned it was.)
What frame bag is that?
What frame is that? I see UDH. Looks cool. What size tires can you run?
In your opinion, whats the biggest tire size you can squeeze if mud wasn’t an issue?
Gorgeous Mosaic! Love the subtle decals