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SandMan3914 on
Rocky Mountain Solo 50. New DT Swiss wheels (cracked rear wheel end of last season, on a pothole in the City)
Liking the Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H (single track is fairly limited on my routes, so the H seemed a better fit and is so far)
The route is in Ontario Canada (65KM loop that goes around the Luther Marsh about an hour out of Toronto)
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Rocky Mountain Solo 50. New DT Swiss wheels (cracked rear wheel end of last season, on a pothole in the City)
Liking the Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H (single track is fairly limited on my routes, so the H seemed a better fit and is so far)
The route is in Ontario Canada (65KM loop that goes around the Luther Marsh about an hour out of Toronto)