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I’m not a gravel cyclist. I’m a commuter, grocery shopper and errand runner cyclist. That’s not even strictly a gravel bike; it’s a Kona Sutra that one of these years (I swear) I will build into a long-distance pavement tourer.
But over the past year or so, I’ve gotten into riding with a local gravel/singletrack group and absolutely love it. I don’t get out nearly as much as I should on long dirt roads, which is a shame as North Florida has quite a few of them. These are the kind of roads that have miles and miles of oak tree canopies on both sides. I’m sure there are dozens more, although a lot are private or have been paved over the years. The local gravel/singletrack group rides this Saturday, so I decided I needed to get some practice in.
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I’m not a gravel cyclist. I’m a commuter, grocery shopper and errand runner cyclist. That’s not even strictly a gravel bike; it’s a Kona Sutra that one of these years (I swear) I will build into a long-distance pavement tourer.
But over the past year or so, I’ve gotten into riding with a local gravel/singletrack group and absolutely love it. I don’t get out nearly as much as I should on long dirt roads, which is a shame as North Florida has quite a few of them. These are the kind of roads that have miles and miles of oak tree canopies on both sides. I’m sure there are dozens more, although a lot are private or have been paved over the years. The local gravel/singletrack group rides this Saturday, so I decided I needed to get some practice in.