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Jeremy McCreary reacted to edobici_forza's post in the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with
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Sunset ride yesterday, before the rain. saw a few small groups of deer, the last group was a during the golden hour! and video: -
Jeremy McCreary reacted to Chargeride's post in the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with Love.
Returned with Bri to Sunderland point with the intenetion of riding the headland and actually getting to the nuclear reactor. Imagine...
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Multi-surface bikes were used by the Japanese to take the Malay Peninsula. Allied forces were stuck mostly to main roads and heavy...
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Yeah, this is a good point. Modern gravel bikes are just good general purpose bikes. They tend to have more relaxed, comfortable...
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I enjoyed @stompandgo distinction between sport and competition. I like the intrinsic aspects of sports like sailing a small boat, cross...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Why do you like gravel?.The perfect companion to this thread! I'm going to add a link to it in the original post.
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A similar thread here... :) https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/the-sound-of-gravel.54469/
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In restless dreams I biked alone Narrow streets of ground-up stone... ...And touched the sound of gravel
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Yes, I know, but its mesmerising to watch. Dont make me post the cat version.
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Hmmm I tended to have bikes like this one (1985): All Japanese parts pre Shimano days: Tange double butted frame & forks Araya rims...
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There's a reason my fav destination is "the bay". Almost all of it is away from traffic, and on gravel. The relaxed feeling of no cars...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Why do you like gravel?.Let's Yes, let's get back to the positive, inclusive side of gravel riding. You don't have to be a card-carrying "gravel cyclist" to...
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For the same reason they buy road bikes even if they aren't interested in road competition, or mountainbikes even if they don't want to...
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In 1897 the Buffalo Solders road from MT to St. Luis before anything was paved.
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They can camouflage it all they like with some branches but given the quality of the stones that vehicle is now sitting on, that sir, is...
