I've got a Trek Cronos CF gravel bike that I fucking love, and a $400 Bike Nashbar Al1 with $1000 worth of upgrades, lol. I manage to get the weight on the Nasbar under 21 pounds but it's still a big fat pig, I love it. I really want another Carbon Fiber bike, just a matter of time.
I've got a Trek Cronos CF gravel bike that I fucking love, and a $400 Bike Nashbar Al1 with $1000 worth of upgrades, lol. I manage to get the weight on the Nasbar under 21 pounds but it's still a big fat pig, I love it. I really want another Carbon Fiber bike, just a matter of time.
Don't have one, but I kind of want to get something that can do 40 miles round trip above 20mph, and can have pannier attachments for grocery shopping. Once we can all get back to office.
I've got a Trek Cronos CF gravel bike that I fucking love, and a $400 Bike Nashbar Al1 with $1000 worth of upgrades, lol. I manage to get the weight on the Nasbar under 21 pounds but it's still a big fat pig, I love it. I really want another Carbon Fiber bike, just a matter of time.
The Turbo Vado SL Equipped would fit the bill. I put some Specialized Trigger tires on my wife's; we ride almost exclusively on dirt trails and these tires, along with the Pathfinder Pros on my Creo do surprisingly well in the dirt. We rode Harvey Bear Ranch a few weeks ago, which is all dirt, and we never lost grip.
https://www.sccgov.org/sites/parks/parkfinder/Pages/CoyoteLake.aspx
These are pics of my ride a few days ago:
I don't understand most of this but can somebody tell me what is the deal with the ultra fat tires on some of the eBikes, especially the little rim ones?
I don't understand most of this but can somebody tell me what is the deal with the ultra fat tires on some of the eBikes, especially the little rim ones?