Topeak D-Flash Splash Guards: Quick Review – by Guitar Ted There are a lot of bikes that do not support fenders, and a lot more people that think fenders are […]
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Ritchey WCS Butano and Ergomax Handle Bars: Quick Review
Ritchey WCS Butano and Ergomax Handle Bars: Quick Review – by Grannygear Editor’s Note: This review features two ‘Quick Reviews’ of Ritchey WCS range handle bars. Enjoy this rare two-for-one! […]
WTB Raddler Tires: Checkpoint
The WTB Raddler is the newest offering for the off-pavement rider from the company that made the first tubeless gravel tires, the Nano 40’s. If you missed our introduction to […]
Grinder Nationals – April 18, 2020
Grinder Nationals & Gravelleur’s Raid
April 18, 2020 – Lawrence, Kansas
Robert Axle Project “Drive Thru”: Quick Review
You may have heard of the Robert Axle Project, (no! it isn’t a band!), and if you have, you know that they do axles, (duh!), and through axles of various […]
Pro Discover Seat Post: Getting Rolling
Pro Discover Seat Post: Getting Rolling – by Guitar Ted With the advent of gravel riding, it seemed that a new effort was being made to look at how components […]
Riding Gravel Radio Ranch – Episode 37
ABOUT THE EPISODE THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY JENSONUSA The guys dig into some thoughts about the recent UCI gravel situation. Also, Guitar Ted shares some thoughts on […]
Smoothe Lube Chain Formulas: Long Review
Keeping a chain lubed and clean is a huge step towards an efficient and long lasting drive train. And it seems relatively straight forward to lube a chain, does it not? But the devil is in the details and many compounds that would keep a chain slippery are also an unholy mess that gets over all everything and actually attracts dirt like a magnet. That mess also gets all over you. Know what a chainring tattoo is? Inside, right calf muscle.
Three Tires From WTB: Exposure 36mm Tires – At The Finish
This would make a very nice option for your gravel bike on that second set of wheels, the one you run for faster days on paved roads. Of course, the 30mm version is that as well, but this bigger version takes things up a notch when dirt or truly bad roads are on tap.
WTB Raddler Tires: Getting Rolling
WTB says the Raddler is a gravel tire with the soul of an mountain bike tire. The Raddler certainly looks the part with its deeper tread pattern and blocky side lugs