19 resultados para “Salsa Journeyer”
Now available on its own, Old Man Mountain‘s Manzanita Cradle ($150) gives riders the freedom to pair Old Man Mountain’s rigid handlebar cradle with the bag of their choice… Old Man Mountain’s Manzanita Cradle was designed in partnership with Salsa Cycles. Previously available exclusivel…
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How many seconds of free speed can a pro cyclist get from "bra maxxing"? We run the aero math on the chest fairing controversy currently shaking up the Tour de France Femmes. Plus, we break down two massive, brutal riding projects. Mike Levy recaps a freezing, near-hypothermic 160km epic on his 32-inch Salsa Fargo (and explains how the big wheels worked and how they left him wanting more). Then, Lisa Charlebois checks in halfway through her self-imposed "Century Week"—riding 100 miles a day for 7 days straight on a stiff climbing bike. Featuring: Mike Levy Lisa Charlebois: https://www.instagram.com/hustleandahalf/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 02:13 - Surviving a 160km freezing epic on a 32-inch bike 11:22 - The physical toll of riding 100 miles a day for a week 28:37 - The "Bra Doping" aer
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We rank the fastest aero road bikes, discuss Lisa’s plan to ride 700 miles in a week, and unpack how the giant Salsa Fargo actually handles in the woods of BC. 🔗 Read more tech reviews and features at Velo: https://velo.outsideonline.com/ We missed last week because we were all deep in the woods in British Columbia testing, among other things, a 32-inch bike. We actually recorded a podcast while together but you will have to wait for that one. For now, we’ve got Lisa Charlebois, Logan Jones-Wilkins, myself (Josh Ross), and host Mike Levy back in our home studios to discuss some of what we found in the forest. We get rolling with news that Charlebois is riding seven centuries this week. That’s right, she had a surplus of fitness after a planned event fell through, so… why not? Think you
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In this review, Neil takes a closer look at the new Old Man Mountain Manzanita Cradle, a modern take on the classic Salsa Anything Cradle. He covers the design, installation, overall use of the system, trial performance, and how it compares to other handlebar systems. This video was supported by Tailfin, learn more about their offerings here: https://www.tailfin.cc/?utm_source=bikepacking.com&utm_medium=paid_video&utm_campaign=bikepacking_neil2026 :: Gunnison/Crested Butte Trail Marker :: This video was shot on local trails here in Gunnison, Colorado, and most of it was recorded at Hartman Rocks. More details here: https://gunnisoncrestedbutte.com/visit/trip-planning/things-to-do/gravel-biking/?utm_source=bikepacking&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=trailmarker&utm_id=26nonsnow Outline:
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The Tailfin Journeyer Rack is the latest evolution in Tailfin's rear cargo solutions. They not only seem to have listened to their customers by offering a functional, do-it-all rack, but it also comes in at a more approachable price, similar to other offerings in its class. Neil has been using it for both bikepacking and commuting over the last month, and he shares all the details and more in our latest review. This video was supported by Ride With GPS Learn more about the world’s most trusted route planner here: https://ridewithgps.com/journal/7347-customize-your-bikepacking-com-adventure?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_term=bikepacking :: Gunnison/Crested Butte Trail Marker :: This video was shot on local trails and dirt roads here in Gunnison, Colorado, And you can find
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Sea Otter Event Coverage is made possible by: https://wheelsmfg.com/?utm_source=bikepacking.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=bikepacking-partnership&utm_content=homepage Kicking off our first of many videos from Sea Otter: in this video, we chat with one of the product managers behind the Fargo, talk about Teravail's new lineup, which does include two new 32" tires, take a peek at the new Kona Unity, and much more. This video was supported by Tailfin, learn more about their offerings here: https://www.tailfin.cc/?utm_source=bikepacking.com&utm_medium=paid_video&utm_campaign=bikepacking_neil2026 Outline: Intro - 0:00 Salsa Fargo 32 - 0:32 Teravail's new lineup - 5:27 Kona Unity and More - 12:15 Astral Jester - 15:40 Hudski's New Steel + Colors - 18:46 Mentioned Links: LBF Review
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The Salsa Fargo 32 is one of the first production 32” drop-bar mountain bikes, but is bigger really better? After a week and 100+ miles of testing, Neil shares his first impressions of the new Fargo 32, covering ride feel, geometry, bikepacking features, and whether this new wheel size actually makes sense. Is 32” the future, or just another experiment? :: This video was supported by Ortlieb. Learn more about their bags and racks here: https://us.ortlieb.com/ :: :: Gunnison/Crested Butte Trail Marker:: This video was shot on local trails here in Gunnison, Colorado, including Gold Basin Road. More details here: https://gunnisoncrestedbutte.com/visit/trip-planning/things-to-do/gravel-biking/?utm_source=bikepacking&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=trailmarker&utm_id=26nonsnow Outline: Intro
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