Unbound Gravel, arguably the world’s most famous gravel race, was run and won on June 5, 2021. This event and others have contributed to the rapid development of technology that goes into bikes designed to tackle the gravelly road less traveled. Gravel bikes have continually evolved, and are vastly different from the mixed-surface bike(s) I […]
This article comes to us from our good friend, Nicholas Garbis, founder and host of the Gravel News Network (GNN). Quick Background on Almanzo (and Meteor Theory) The Almanzo 100 was one of the first gravel events in the midwest to be attracting 1,000+ people. I did this event for several years in all sorts […]
Courtesy of the crew at ENVE Composites / Ian Matteson (photographer extraordinaire), this is the bike of Jessica Cerra as ridden at 2021 Unbound 200. Jess is a resident of Encinitas, California, who took 10th overall in a talent-laden Women’s field, along with 3rd in the Women’s 35 to 39 age category. Jess Cerra’s Unbound […]
Unbound for 2021, arguably the World’s best-known gravel race, was run and won recently in Emporia, Kansas. Riders from near and far pour into town to test themselves across courses that measure 25, 50, 100, 200, and the big one, the XL, at 350 miles. Regardless of where everyone finishes up, pro, amateur, or otherwise, […]
Hogansville, Georgia “Hogansville is a city in Troup County, Georgia, United States. The population was 3,060 at the 2010 census. Since 1998, Hogansville has held an annual Hummingbird Festival in October. It is located approximately halfway between Atlanta and Columbus, Georgia on Interstate 85 via Interstate 185.” – Wikipedia.org Hogansville Attractions Hogansville Hummingbird Festival, outdoor […]
Unbound for 2021, arguably the World’s best-known gravel race, was run and won yesterday in Emporia, Kansas. Riders from near and far trundle into town to test themselves on mileages of 25, 50, 100, 200, and the big one, the XL, at 350 miles. The event is best known for the 200-mile distance; the biggest […]
Our partner in podcasting, The Gravel Ride Podcast, sits down this week with Andrew Onermaa, founder of Ozark Gravel Cyclists. Andrew is a passionate gravel cyclist and bike packer who has channeled energy into creating a hub for Arkansas gravel cyclists Click to Play the Podcast Automatic Transcription by The Gravel Ride (please excuse all […]
“Squid Bikes came into existence gradually, starting in the grassroots cyclocross community in Northern California. At some point, a group of cyclocross miscreants started spray painting bikes in their garages, and it felt good and right. Squid Bikes is about that savory, eyebrow-raising, chills down your spine good feeling when you create something and see […]
