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I was using a hardtail to ride gravel before, i was afraid that comfort would be an issue because of no front suspension but surprisingly that is not an issue at all even in harsh terrain, and im only running 38c tyres, could go up to 45 if needed.
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I was using a hardtail to ride gravel before, i was afraid that comfort would be an issue because of no front suspension but surprisingly that is not an issue at all even in harsh terrain, and im only running 38c tyres, could go up to 45 if needed.
I have the exact same one, lovin it!
Congrats 🤙 it’s an orbea terra right ?