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why do people always post non-driveside photos?
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Beautiful! I have exactly the same and am very happy.
Test lighter tyres after a while. Ramblers are great for off-road, but have quite a lot of rolling resistance. Racer gravel tyres give you wings on light gravel and asphalt
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why do people always post non-driveside photos?
Beautiful! I have exactly the same and am very happy.
Test lighter tyres after a while. Ramblers are great for off-road, but have quite a lot of rolling resistance. Racer gravel tyres give you wings on light gravel and asphalt