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Salsa Cycles Launches Flyway Gravel Bike

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Salsa Cycles Launches Flyway Gravel Bike

Salsa Cycles has launched Flyway, its fifth-generation gravel bike. It’s designed to be a versatile carbon gravel bike informed by the brand’s decades spent riding dirt roads and evolved for the changing gravel scene. This new gravel platform is meant to build on Salsa’s philosophy that comfort, stability, and versatility benefit both racers and adventure riders.

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Shimano vs. Sram. Who Wins?

In this video, Miguel compares two electronic gravel groupsets: Shimano GRX 1x Di2 vs SRAM RED XPLR. Watch as he breaks down categories, shifting, braking, ergonomics, reliability, and real-world performance for gravel racing and ultra-distance riding. Each category gets one point, and at the end, we’ll see who wins. If you’re choosing a gravel groupset, I hope this comparison will help you decide.

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Forbidden Bikes Introduce Titanium Puritan Flat-Bar ATB and Heathen Aggressive Hardtail

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Forbidden Bikes Introduce Titanium Puritan Flat-Bar ATB and Heathen Aggressive Hardtail

Forbidden Bikes are known for their carbon high-pivot mountain frames. But they’ve now expanded to the rigid realm with two interesting new models. Both are titanium, both use Forbidden’s “One Ride” whole-body approach to geometry, and both will be produced in limited numbers. The Puritan is a gravel-inspired ATB designed specifically for flat handlebars and a 60 mm stem. The Heathen is a hardtail built around a moderate 130 mm fork, but aggressive 64° head angle. Let’s dive into the details…

Norco Search C Frame Review: Modern Gravel Done Right

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Norco Search C Frame Review: Modern Gravel Done Right

With the third generation of Norco’s Search C gravel bike, the brand rolled out some great frame details and modern gravel geometry. With plenty of cargo capacity, including a top tube mount, three water bottle cage mounts, and integrated downtube storage, the Search is a capable backroads companion. Spencer found the bike refreshing in its lack of proprietary suspension and inspiring with its MTB-influenced layout. See his review below…

Kona Libre CR Review: The Do-It-All Drop Bar All Roader is Now Lighter and Snappier

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Kona Libre CR Review: The Do-It-All Drop Bar All Roader is Now Lighter and Snappier

Remember when #roadbikesoffroad was a thing, disc brakes weren’t an option, and road cleats were routinely destroyed? Not so long ago, venturing off-road was a serendipitous adventure, and comfort was an afterthought. Reviewing the new Kona Libre feels like a nod to those fringe off-road experiments, bringing the category full circle and showing just how far gravel has come. Brooke Summers-Hume and Ryan Cleek offer a look at the latest and greatest version of the carbon-framed Kona Libre…