get a gravel bike, not CX if you don't plan to race CX. The bike geo for CX is designed for more turning hence the steeper headtube angle. Also if you plan to ride off pavement more than 30% then get the graveler. Otherwise get a road bike which can take larger than 32mm width tires.
Lucky 13, I grabbed one. I'll bring beers this time.
it's a great opportunity to ride a CX bike in its right element. You won't regret it, I've done mine on the 6MR a few times and it was fine. I fell once leaning on a corner too hard but it's some much more fun in a different way.
If you're not allergic to drop bars... join us.
Cant speak for ppl that have taken dirt naps but for me, I'm just feeling for some mellow pedaling after riding lift.
I am hurting and have no interest in a gravel ride.
Not me... I became a professionist at the recumbent bike.
Well Frank is a dirty old geezer in a white van so he sees things a lil' differently with a lot more innuendo.
no shame in taking the week off. Make sure you didn't separate your shoulder
Just text me and I'll drop it off. Thanks!
We are an equal opportunity group, also nothing wrong with cross training. I'm going to try the brevets again next year. So really need to get some mileage in by April. Looking to do the 200 and 300k rides this time. Anyone here interested?
In April? maybe 200k.... but definitely not 300k. Either way, by the time April rolls around, I'll prolly be still hibernating
