This is the first episode of a new mini-series I’m doing in collaboration with @sigmasports — where I’ll be riding some seriously high-end bikes to figure out how they stack up. Not just against each other, but also against the kind of bikes most of us actually ride.

In today’s video we’re looking at the Enve Mog, kitted out with full Shimano GRX Di2 and Enve SES 3.4 wheels.

Let me know below what you want to know. I’ll just be over here pinching myself that I get to do this.

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  1. i have downtube storage on my epic 8 and its great not having to have a bag up front and instead just putting my tubes in there😊

  2. Is there really such a noticeable difference. I know there’s a reason why manufacturers make a bike a certain way but jeez. I am so curious if it is indeed that noticeable

  3. Idk why cycling has become so expensive just for the average person. Like why do i have to drop thousands and thousands of dollars just to have a decent bike for the average person. Ive recently bought the ozark g
    1 explorer flat bar for 250$ from walmart. Then i got to looking at upgrading and found out bicycle parta are just about the same damn price as car parts if not more. It makes zero sense to me.

  4. I got myself a fancy road bike which is probably equally above my riding capabilities. And yes, it absolutely feels like cycling a rocket. That being said I think it would be more interesting to do a blind test without knowing the brand/the price 🙂 (even though it is hard to do with people who are already into the sport and know the brands).

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