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Crusher in the Tushar Gravel Race Preview: Cyclocrossers Take Center Stage
The women’s field rolls out from Beaver, Utah during the 2014 edition of the Crusher in the Tushar. Joey Lythgoe returns to defend last year’s title. Photo: Christopher See. By Jen See BEAVER, UTAH —...
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2015 Crusher in the Tushar Gravel Race: Photo Gallery
At this year’s edition of Crusher in the Tushar, Robbie Squire stormed away from a strong cyclocross field, including last year’s runner-up, Jamey Driscoll, to take the top step on the podium of this...
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Pro Bike Profile: Jeremy Powers’s Focus Cayo Disc Bike at the JAM Fund Grand...
This weekend, we headed up to Western Massachusetts to ride with the JAM Fund development cyclists, along with seasoned pros like Stephen Hyde, Tim Johnson, Cassie Maximenko, Anthony Clark and of...
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Climbs, Descents, Gravel and Food Galore: Ride Report of the Sixth Annual...
by Andrew Reimann with additional contributions and quotes from Vicky Sama Start with a choose-your-own adventure course that includes up to 9,000 feet of climbing, add in gravel the size of baseballs...
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What Goes Up Must Go Up Again: The Appalachian Classic Preview
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 weekend as the Montreal World...
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Hilly Billy Roubaix: Race Video and Interviews
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 on roads long abandoned by civilized society. The...
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In Review: Zipp 30 Course Disc Brake Tubeless Wheels
Even though the bike industry seems to be moving toward segmenting cycling disciplines with specialized products (think gravel-specific bikes), we are in a brief period in time where tubeless wheels...
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Mechanical Monday: Dialing in Wide-Range Electronic Drivetrains by Using...
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 the United States over the last decade....
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Vittoria Unveils New Adventure Trail Tubeless Gravel Tire
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 to leave the traveled path to Vittoria’s...
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Cyclocross Bikes of 2015 OutDoor Demo: Day One, Merckx, Van Dessel, Alchemy,...
Just as with 2014, the OutDoor Demo of 2015 Interbike revealed plenty of gravel and cyclocross bikes for attendees to swing their leg over and test out the products that are just beyond the horizon....
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Interbike Goes Gravel: Jamis, Scott and Sarto Antonio Cycles Gravel Bikes
At Interbike 2015, one trend was very clear: bike manufactures see the value in gravel bikes and the label as distinguished from cyclocross bikes seems here to stay, even if the frames are sometimes...
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Clement Adds Tubeless MSO, MXP and PDX Tires, New BOS Mud Tread, Gravel Options
Clement currently offers some of the most popular cyclocross clinchers and tubulars, and its gravel tire options are also some of the most expansive. It’s clear the company isn’t content to rest on its...
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Woods and Fortin Test climbing Legs to Win Inaugural Appalachian Classic
Mike Woods, Antoine Duchesne and Rémi Pelletier-Roy form the podium, completed by James Piccoli and Timothy Rugg, alongside Christian Lettre, mayor per interim of Victoriaville. Photo from Appalachian...
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Michigan Mountain Mayhem Gravel Grinder Set for Early October: Race Preview
Brian Matter and Tristan Schouten on their way to 1st and 2nd place after a move on the 3rd KOM climb. Photo from Michigan Mountain Mayhem Gravel Grinder Although many of us have put on our mud tires...
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Schwalbe Introduces Microskin Tubeless to Cyclocross and Gravel at Interbike...
Schwalbe is no newcomer to tubeless technology, having had its Snakeskin Tubeless Easy design that employs an additional impermeable layer for easy tubeless setup to the high-end Evolution line of...
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Bianchi Allroad Sets Italian Brand for Modern Gravel Racing at Interbike 2015
Bianchi has been busy recently with bikes suitable for gravel and ’cross. Cyclocross Magazine reviewed the Zolder carbon ’cross race bike in issue 29 and the Zurigo aluminum ’cross bike in issue 27...
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Argon18 Goes Gravel with the Krypton XRoad at Interbike 2015
Although we get plenty of Canadian cyclocross and gravel bikes to review, highlighted by the huge majority of bikes from the north that can be found in Issue 29, we don’t often get a lot of off-road...
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Co-Motion Shows Off New Klatch CS3 Gravel Bike at Interbike 2015
Last year at Interbike 2014, we spotted Co-Motion’s Americano Gravel Bike with a Rohloff rear hub. The company has long been making bikes for cyclocross as well, and we reviewed the Co-Motion CX Rex,...
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King Me: Norco Goes Checkerboard with Cyclocross Bikes at Interbike 2015
With most companies bringing along their gravel models for the first time in 2015, Norco now looks like a forward thinking bike company as it showcased an extensive lineup of gravel bikes at Interbike...
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Last Chance to Grin, Grind, and Enduro: Grinduro Registration Closes Today
Tonight, October 5th at 11:59PM (PST), your window to make history and register for the the first-ever Grinduro closes. The first-of-its-kind gravel grinder meets enduro racing event, which benefits...
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