Posts published in: Gravel

De organisatie van Dirty Boar mag trots zijn, want in de afgelopen zes jaar hebben zij een evenement neer weten te zetten dat uitgegroeid is tot één van de klassieker op gravelkalender. Dit jaar is het gravelevenement over de Hoge Venen toe aan zijn zesde editie. Deze stond al een tijdje hoog op mijn lijst en ik mocht hem voor het eerst rijden.

I think we have all heard someone mention that Gravel is the new kid on the block in cycling. There are plenty of people in the sport that will mark the relatively new genre as a hype or a hipster only experience. One thing is sure, gravel is hot and there are more people than ever before that want to hop on the gravel train.

In times like these we clamp on to the wonderful little adventures that we can experience close to our home. We are very blessed with entrepreneurs like Pathfinder Giro’s main man Yorit Kluitman. Who invests his precious free time organizing awesome events right at the end of your doorstep, that is if you live in […]

This post was supposed to be all about how hard training is and how our shape is developing towards Dirty Kanza’s 200 miles. But since basically Europe and Northern-America are in a lock-down situation due to the Corona virus, we won’t cover those subject as much as we would have liked to.

Last year we were searching for new adventures overseas. Not the usual Granfondo or Bikepacking adventure, no we wanted something different. With the search for new paths to ride we crossed the idea to tackle the 200 miles in Kansas.

Let me be honest, when I heard about E-road and E-gravel bikes being developed, my first thought was: “Who needs an E-bike for this type of riding?”.

It could have been any ordinary Saturday. But today wasn’t that ordinary Saturday, today was something different. Today would be another awesome chapter in the book of cycling adventures.