Show us your Gravel Bikes

[Twozaskars]

I’ve evolved to taking my own Mr Kipling items on the ride with me so I don’t have to find a suitable bakery (or just that I’m tight)

Where do you put your coffee?

 

[d8mok]

Where do you put your coffee?

I’m 40 and still have never tried Tea or Coffee. I’ve zero idea why that’s happened and doubt I will now

 

[slackboy]

I've got two "gravel" bikes.

This is the 90s mtb version , cotic cascade which is good for just about anything I'd care to do on a bike



The other is an adventure road bike, a kinesis Tripster, which is great for roads (of any condition), bridleways, light trails but isn't really geared off proper off road riding

 

[d8mok]

Here’s my Enigma Escape. Purchase in 2020 and at around 12k miles now on it and still looking good.

Just had a refresh with some new bits and a rebrush on the frame.

 

[Twozaskars]

I’m 40 and still have never tried Tea or Coffee. I’ve zero idea why that’s happened and doubt I will now

I stopped drinking both 10 weeks ago and don’t miss it one bit.

 

[retroJIM]

Here's mine, a Stanton Switchpath. I've had it for a couple of years now.

 

[retroJIM]

This thread has got a bit of traction so I've edited the title to "Show us your Gravel Bikes", if one already exists let me know and I'll change it back

 

[pwebb]

I think this counts - didn't set out to build as 'gravel' just evolved that way - it is still WIP

 

[retroJIM]

I like that. I'd love a Surly, just waiting for the right used one to come along.

 

[pwebb]

I like that. I'd love a Surly, just waiting for the right used one to come along.

old ones affordable and scrub up well - build thread https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/surly-cross-check-project-thread.483501/