Posts in category gravel

Although many of us have put on our mud tires and are already firing away at the local cyclocross course, the Michigan Mountain Mayhem Gravel Grinder …

The World Cup in Canada might have been canceled for last weekend, but a Canadian race of international proportions still went off without a hitch. The …

Off to the side, in the rougher, unexplored outskirts of Vittoria’s tent at Interbike’s Outdoor Demo, we found a new gravel tire that appeared content …

Two months ago we took a first look at Stafast’s new take on the suspension stem. Now we have some initial feedback on the stem …

This week’s Mechanical Monday was written by one of the contributors of Issue 29, the Gravel Cyclist, Jayson O’Mahoney, who featured the rise of gravel racing …

In Issue 29, we had a side-by-side comparison of the Zipp Speed Weaponry​ 30 Course Tubeless Disc Cyclocross wheelset. We are giving them an extensive test for Issue 30, and today we have a sneak peak of some of our initial impressions of the wheels.

Much like the Vermont Overland, the Hilly Billy Roubaix serves as a reminder that there are plenty of cyclocrossers out there who enjoy gravel racing …

As we reported on last month, the Appalachian Classic Gravel Race (called La Classique des Appalaches in Quebec) will still be getting underway, taking place on the same …

By Jen See BEAVER, UTAH — The fifth annual Crusher in the Tushar takes place later today in the Tushar Mountains outside Beaver, Utah. Cyclocross star …

The cancellation of the World Cup in Montreal was heartbreaking for cyclocross fans in North America looking forward the first multi-stage non-European World Cup for …

The cycling industry has a “cycle” of innovation that surprises consumers by resurfacing and reinventing products that were popular years ago. Look at a high-end …

After deliberating with Lessons Learned from a hit and run accident that prevented Lee Waldman from competing in his year long goal of racing in …

The 2015 edition of the Dirty Kanza 200 saw a muddy course fit for a cyclocrosser, and despite the race being over 14 hours long …

When you’re trudging your bike through the Florida swamp and feel the pebbles of the river bottom underneath your tires, you’re technically still racing on …

Of his 15 bikes, Mark King, finisher at the Lost and Found Bike Ride, decided to take his Framed Alaskan full carbon fat bike in order to tackle the 100 miles of gravel. He built the bike up with drops only days before the race, and today we offer a full bike profile from the Lost and Found.

Boo Bicycles have unveiled its new SL models, which are custom frames that are stronger and lighter thanks to the S2 fiberglass interior. We just received the company’s SL-G Gravel Bike and today we take a look at some of the build and woodworking details that Boo Bicycle’s iron bamboo provides.

Last we saw of Nicole Duke’s adventures, she joined up with Emily Kachorek and Courtenay McFadden to tackle the Flume Trail around Lake Tahoe. At the …

Mavic’s Ksyrium name has been synonymous with high-end road racing wheels, but for 2016, the company has broadened their Ksyrium branding. Now the name first introduced …