Full Gas Gravel Race Rig What Are You Running?
05-15-20, 07:04 AM
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The nice thing about the Revolt is that all of the frames are the same across the models, so while mine weighs 22lbs, my friend's Pro Force model is only 18lbs, so I can drop a good amount of weight with upgrading components down the road.
05-20-20, 03:53 PM
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Absolutely. I would consider my bike to be the lower end of a minimum for serious racing. Kind of like what rosefarts posted, it's 105 groupset, 48/32 & 11-34, room for 45mm tires (I haven't needed more than 40mm, but your terrain and skills will dictate that), I use the third bottle mount under the downtube for my repair kit, and wear a hydration pack if the race is longer so I don't have to stop at aid stations.
The nice thing about the Revolt is that all of the frames are the same across the models, so while mine weighs 22lbs, my friend's Pro Force model is only 18lbs, so I can drop a good amount of weight with upgrading components down the road.
The nice thing about the Revolt is that all of the frames are the same across the models, so while mine weighs 22lbs, my friend's Pro Force model is only 18lbs, so I can drop a good amount of weight with upgrading components down the road.
