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  1. most of the time "gravel bike" is the fancy way to describe a commuter bike with wide dropbars. Just because thats what you buy, when u need a random bike.

  2. What’s the difference? Only the wheels seem different. I have a bike that looks like the mountain bike (at least looking at the wheels)

  3. Growing up i went all over, Went from using my bike for everything to my brother doing BMX for tricks and me going mountain bike for the off road adventures. He stopped, i went into road bikes and then stopped after starting a 2 person family. Then got to 40+ and now into gravel bikes. I feel that they fit the middle of both.

  4. I started out Mountain Biking in the early 90’s & bought a road bike for training…

    That’s how THEY get you!

    Before I knew it I was shaving my legs & wearing a heart rate monitor.

    Now I have Road, MTB & Gravel.😂

  5. Yep. Once you realise that you don’t have to put your life in the hands of incompetent car drivers, intoxicated on alcohol drugs social media and swollen ego’s, and you can breathe air instead of exhaust fumes, and you don’t have to wear ridiculous Lycra.

  6. I've gone from being on a hardtail for 10 years to an all-road with semi-click tyres. Sure, I'll put on some gravel tyres before next winter, but at 60 I'm unlikely to be sending myself anywhere, except the hospital lol, if I keep mountain biking! 😉

  7. For me, gravel bikes were the way to stay on drop bars. Pushed off road cycling because its simply too dangerous in about 98% of the US. Just keep pedaling!

  8. It is not a gateway drug. It's just a different flavor. I still prefer tarmac mountain pass roads. I get what gravel provides, but still isn't where my heart is.

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