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Should be May and some others specs trickling into June. Not sure what, if any, event they are targeting for a launch. Maybe just relying on the horst link brouhaha doing enough for them.

Hmm. Do I get to decide when it’s a sustained steep or recovery is necessary? Cuz I spent like an hour yesterday desperately clicking my gravel bike’s shifter in search of an even lower gear. I’m old, been drinking too much beer and eating Trader Joe’s peanut butter cups, and now I gotta deal with the knowledge that I have suboptimal gearing? Eff it

I remember when this near word for word argument was used in favour of 26ers.

Road bikes are stuck in the stone age due to UCI restrictions and nothing more. Without them they would look completely different. They probably have bigger wheels for sure.

That is correct. Should be out soon

Saw this in the background of an Instagram story, must be the new tall boy going away from VPP

Salsa goes 32" with the new fargo https://bikepacking.com/bikes/salsa-fargo-32-review/

In an Instagram Q&A, Sram has stated that there will be no LTD brakes this year

Yessir they rock

You have to consider absolute power as well, not just W/KG. On the road teams have talked about using a “compound score” which is W/KG * 5 minute power. Pidcock for example who is tiny and has greats W/KG gets outclimbed by guys heavier than him all the time and gets destroyed on flatter sections if he’s hitting the wind because his absolute watts are lower than riders around him. he probably wouldn’t want to be 6 inches taller, but 2 or 3 inches and a bit heavier with more absolute power he’d probably be a better rider.

I cannot believe how inane the convo around 32 is. Please, people: you are saying the exact same things they said about 29.

I've been riding them for a few seasons. Pretty great. I treat them like garbage and have not had any problems.

Headlines...and Olympic gold medals, and World Championships.