Posts tagged gravel

We take a detailed look at the new Lōgōs Components Epoché 700C carbon wheelset for road and gravel to learn what separates it from the competition.

Looking for something different in a gravel or adventure bike? We put the Nukeproof Digger to the test. See if it’s the bike for you.

Cyclocrossers took two podium spots in the UCI’s inaugural Gravel World Championships Elite Men’s race. See how it played out and who came out on top.

This weekend’s 2022 UCI Gravel World Championships start list is out. Check which cyclocross stars and North Americans are attending the race in Italy.

In our ongoing series of reviewing tire inserts, we bought a Vittoria Airliner to compare to our other reviewed inserts. See how it compares to Cushcore, Tannus and our DIY system.

What are some of the choices for tubeless tire inserts and are they for you? In Part One of this series, we review the Tannus Armour Tubeless gravel insert.

Grinduro California finally made its return, with a new course that brought victory to cyclocrossers. Check out the 2022 race results.

The death of gravel, mountain bike and cyclocross racer Moriah Wilson is shocking and tragic. R.I.P. Moriah.

UCI just announced the dates and locations for their 2022 Trek UCI Gravel World Series. Check out when and where it’s happening.

Racers got more adventure than they bargained for at the 2022 Rock Cobbler gravel race thanks to an aggressive bull on the course. See the scary video.

It’s a great time of year to upgrade the bike, toolbox and closet. See our editor’s picks for a few favorite cycling accessories.

We take a first look at Wilier Triestina’s new Rave SLR gravel all-road racer complete with Campagnolo Ekar components.

With the increasing popularity of gravel, Lee Waldman discusses our desire to define it and draw lines between between disciplines.

Want to shed weight from your rig? Looking for faster wheels for cyclocross or gravel racing? Hoping to add some volume to your gravel tires? …

2627 racers signed up for adventure at the 2021 Unbound Gravel. Didn’t make the trip? Relive the day with this highlight video.

The name might be different, but the picturesque nature and brutal challenge is the same. Experience Unbound Gravel in our photo gallery.

The Unbound Gravel event is entering its 15th year. We take a look back at the previous winners of the 200-mile race formerly known as DK200. Who will add their name to this list?

Cyclocrossers, World Tour racers and dark horses converge in Kansas for the Unbound Gravel this weekend. Here are some names to watch.

The event known as “Dirty Kanza,” but now simply refered to as “DK” by the organizers, has been canceled for 2020. We spoke with the event director about the news.

Pademic postponement, a fired founder and two petitions to change the name. Life Time’s “The World’s Premier Gravel Race” faces an uncertain, bumpy road.

One of the few gravel races to happen in 2020, the Spring Classics-style Shasta Gravel Hugger sets its date for 2021, and looks back on 2020.

SRAM adds more gearing options to its SRAM Force AXS eTap group that will likely please gravel cyclists and cyclocross racers. Details and ride impressions.

Life Time and the Kaw Nation respond to the name change campaign in an open letter, and Torres ends the petition.

The Sea Otter Classic has added a professional Gravel Race to its 2020 schedule of races. The event will take place on Sunday, April 19.

Bike touring personality Ultraromance showed off his Crust Bikes Lightning Bolt pre-production steel touring and randonneuring bike at a recent event.

2019 saw the SRAM eTap AXS and Shimano GRX groupsets make their way into cyclocross, and more Elite racers opted for tubeless ‘cross tires.

Race organizers are changing the name of the Land Run 100 gravel event to the Mid South in 2020, citing the historical context of the name “Land Run.”

The 2019 year in gravel is in the books, and the Groadio podcast presents the first-ever Groadies award show for the top riders and events of the year.

In the latest sign of gravel’s growth, WorldTour teams sent riders to the Dirty Kanza 200 and other “alternative events” and it went pretty alright.

Life Time, owner of the Dirty Kanza and Leadville 100, has purchased Utah’s Crusher in the Tushar gravel race.