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Cirrus Cycles Kinekt Seat Post: At The Finish
I believe the Kinekt post was an essential component to my DKXL finish, and it performed flawlessly throughout the event. The post let me stay seated through a wider range of conditions and substantially muted the vibration and bumps reaching my posterior.
Lauf True Grit: Checkpoint
Back in June, I introduced you to the Lauf True Grit gravel bike I’ve been testing (read the Getting Rolling post here). Since then, I’ve…
Cantu Rova Gravel Wheelset: Getting Rolling
Cantu Rova Gravel Wheelset: Getting Rolling – by MG Avid readers know that we write a lot about wheels here at Riding Gravel. There are…
Lauf True Grit: Getting Rolling
There’s been an explosion of new gravel bikes lately. You’ve probably noticed it too, but it’s a good time to be a gravel loving cyclist. Whether…
Wahoo Elemnt Bolt GPS Cycling Computer: Getting Rolling
The market for GPS-based cycling computers has been expanding quickly in the past few years. Garmin’s popular Edge series has been the hands down choice…
Redshift Sports ShockStop Stem: Quick Review
As gravel and adventure cycling grow in popularity, we’re seeing more and more products designed to filter out bumps and vibration before they reach the…
In the Saddle: 2017 Dirty Kanza 200
In 2006, the town of Emporia, Kansas hosted its first Dirty Kanza 200. Initially a small, intimate gathering of gravel cyclists, the Dirty Kanza has…
Gravel Tires: Where the Rubber Meets the Road
<Back to News Home | Gravel Tires: Where the Rubber Meets the Road- by MG Long-time readers know that we review a lot of tires…
Fresh Gravel: Cirrus Cycles BodyFloat
<Back to News Home | Suspension seatposts were a hot item in the late-1990s and early-2000s, particularly with mountain bike riders looking to add a…
J.Paks SnakPak: Quick Review
<Back to News Home | J.Paks SnakPak: Quick Review by Matt Gersib It’s a very good time for those interested in getting out for extended…
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