Gravel Bike Model in "Deep Water" movie
03-26-22, 01:12 PM
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Gravel Bike Model in "Deep Water" movie
Did anyone identify the model of the Gravel Bike Ben Afleck rode in the movie "Deep Water"? I thought it was unique for a full blown stunt sequence with a gravel bike to be done in a movie. The last bicycle chase movie I saw was "Tomb Raider" remake.
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Thank you cb400bill!! I had no clue what it was. I looked up the model and the writers did a good job matching the High End bicycle to go with his wealth.
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