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davidw on December 4, 2024 8:03 pm Could be the PNW in the US… OTOH, those pines look sort of Austria/Germany…
bb9977 on December 4, 2024 8:10 pm I call that “Time to bring out the fat guy who lives in a van by the river.” Trek Farley FTW. Way way more fun and less dirty than a gravel bike.
OrdinaryTension on December 4, 2024 8:19 pm Looks like a combination of “logging road” and “peanut butter baby shit”
UseThEreDdiTapP on December 4, 2024 8:40 pm Hard to say. The line between “all I need is momentum” and “screw this I am turning back” is a fine one indeed.
prix03gt on December 4, 2024 8:50 pm Yeah, that looks like prime fat bike territory there…. nothing slimmer than a 3″ tire 😆
Eat_Your_Paisley on December 4, 2024 8:57 pm Looks like what I ride through in Germany, I just call it dirt road riding
Legitimate_Change_88 on December 4, 2024 9:11 pm Komoot calls it “regular bike path”, suitable for road bikes.
WinterEnvironment173 on December 4, 2024 9:11 pm I would call that M-U-D. That may have been gravel at one time, but not any more.
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Pretty sure I’d just call that “mud.”
Could be the PNW in the US… OTOH, those pines look sort of Austria/Germany…
i call it the granola because it reminds me of it xD
SFAB
Shit from a Butt
As a gravel rider in the fields of Flanders: ‘slightly muddy’
I call that “Time to bring out the fat guy who lives in a van by the river.” Trek Farley FTW. Way way more fun and less dirty than a gravel bike.
This is cyclocross. Now bunny hop those logs.
Looks like a combination of “logging road” and “peanut butter baby shit”
Mud. That’s mud.
CX chopper
Cat 3 gravel
Mudrunner
Hard to say. The line between “all I need is momentum” and “screw this I am turning back” is a fine one indeed.
Slush
Yeah, that looks like prime fat bike territory there…. nothing slimmer than a 3″ tire 😆
Looks like what I ride through in Germany, I just call it dirt road riding
The wettest most brütal gravel
Komoot calls it “regular bike path”, suitable for road bikes.
I would call that M-U-D. That may have been gravel at one time, but not any more.