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That looks doable on my gravel bike (700x45). It is about line choice more than anything. Look for the stable rocks and avoid pedal strikes.I've been riding on trails a lot more than usual this year. When I come to something like this...View attachment 28813
the only thing I can do is get off and walk (been using 32s, 35s and 43s). So, was wondering if others with a lot of experience on the MTB side of things (I'm looking at you @bloaker ) can actually ride up (or down) something like this with the proper bike and tires? If so, what width tires would you suggest?
Wow! Not sure I'll ever have the skills or power to do that, but I'd sure like to be able to ride more of this stuff and walk less because walking these rock gardens for a km or two is slow going. Next time I'll put the Gravel King SK 43s on and see if I can't get a bit further. I'll have to buy another bike if I want to go much bigger than 45mm though.That looks doable on my gravel bike (700x45). It is about line choice more than anything. Look for the stable rocks and avoid pedal strikes.
This is the fun part of riding! However - My Fargo with 29x2.5 tires would eat this up!
I'm not sure if I meet this criterion, but you and I have been riding (or not) up and down a lot of the same alleged-roads, and I feel your pain.was wondering if others with a lot of experience on the MTB side of things...
I've corrected the link.@Half-Fast Mike "An error occurred. Please try again later. (Playback ID: TtVMQKZGqWpkd_A-)"
yo fat tire bike at the top of Inugoeji
You mean the bike, or the riffle?I'm not sure where to put this...