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How much slower is a rigid MTB than a gravel bike, if ... - Reddit

I have gravel, hardtail, and full-suspension bikes. The more technical the terrain, the more suspension I want. Gravel bike is great for road ...

gravel vs rigid hardtail - Mountain Bike Reviews Forum

29er rigid hardtail is the way to go. First, the MTB frame is designed for flat bar, whereas the gravel bike frame isn't.

Gravel bike vs. hardtail MTB: Which is better? - Canyon

Hardtails are more upright and stabler on rough stuff than gravel bikes, but will handle slower on flat and smoother surfaces. What is the ...

Flat bar gravel vs rigid mountain bike

The benefits of a dedicated road/ gravel flat bar bike over your Ripley are going to be weight and wind resistance plus rolling resistance of the tubeless ...

Gravel Bike vs. Hardtail Mountain Bike (MTB): What's Best For You?

Most mountain bikes have at least a suspension fork, but the majority of gravel bikes are "rigid" to save weight and maximize pedaling ...

At what point does a HT become better than a gravel bike?

What you want there is a rigid MTB aka adventure bike. They are better to ride than actual HTs because they usually have steeper more road/gravel like angles, ...

Gravel Bike vs Hardtail - Which Should You Buy? - YouTube

Gravel bike or Hardtail MTB, which would you go for? Let us know in the comments. Support the channel, check out my streetwear brand here ...

Gravel bike or hardtail? – Singletrack World Magazine

Both will be good on gravel fire roads, the gravel bike will be better on the road, the hardtail better on slightly rougher offroad. If you'll be doing road and ...

Gravel or semi-rigid mountain bike: which bike to choose?

Gravel bikes will have "more difficult" speed reports, again to allow faster speeds. Mountain bikes will have relatively "easier" speed reports for steep and ...

Gravel Bike Vs. Hardtail Vs. Full-Suspension Mountain Bike - YouTube

Which is the best bike for tackling a fastest known time challenge? Back in the summer, we took on one of our biggest BikeRadar Diaries ...

What is the difference between a rigid and hardtail mountain bike?

A hardtail mountain bike has front suspension (that big fork with the two shock absorbers), as opposed to a full suspension bike which also ...

Have any of you been torn between a Gravel Bike and a 29er ...

I ended up buying an XC hard tail shortly after my gravel bike. Not because of regret or a mistake. It made total sense and a supplement. The ...

Think a basic hardtail may be the best "gravel" bike for me...sanity ...

I wouldn't take the coil fork of jumps or anything, but the frame is aluminum and I'm currently using an SLX/XT drive train.

What are the limits of your gravel bike? - The Paceline Forum

I ride my gravel bike with 700x45 or 650x45 on anything that a rigid hardtail can do. Am a pretty confident XC rider and am amazed at the ...

converting Hardtail to gravel ? - Weight Weenies

I converted my 2015 Scott Scale for gravel duty. When the front suspension fork went I replaced it with a carbon rigid fork. For tires I've been ...

Hardtail vs Gravel Bike: Conclusion! - YouTube

Gravel was great but love the versatility of the the hard tail. I do more mixed terrain where the mountain bike makes more sense. Bottom line is ...

Gravel bike or 29er hardtail? – What to consider when deciding ...

Geometry. Although some gravel bikes are getting ever closer to mountain bikes in terms of geometry, when the going gets rough, a mountain bike ...

A Hardtail, a Rigid MTB and a Full Suspension Gravel Bike...

Comments214 · When a Hardtail Gravel Bike doesn't cut it on a XC MTB route ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ · Rigid MTB With Dropper Post VS Full Suspension Without A ...

Gravel bike vs mountain bike: Are you just better off with a hardtail ...

Gravel bike vs mountain bike: Are you just better off with a hardtail MTB? · Your terrain is everything, and so is speed · Gravel is faster than ...

Need a mountain bike or a gravel bike? - Ritchey

If you want to access new kinds of adventure, new expressions of athleticism, and simply new ways to enjoy riding a bike without having to deal with traffic or ...