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  2. lol seems like i am not the only one with 2 expensive hobbies OP, saw the same post in simracing as you did.

  3. except ChatGPT is so last season everybody except AI and Trek knows that 29×2.2 is this year’s tire size for gavel

  4. I rode 40-100 miles travel rides on my $500 giant escape hybrid. Not bragging just saying that gravel can be cheap and fun

  5. I am neither a roadbiker, nor a mountainbiker, but I will say the gear obsession is real, and it is in everything cycle related.

    Been commuting/riding gravel for nearly 10 years and spent like 2.5k total on new bike + repairs. (2015 Surly Straggler)

    People are being brainwashed into “needing” bikes that are ridiculously expensive, this community included.

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