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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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Giant has built a reputation around producing high-quality bikes at affordable prices, and their Revolt Advanced 2 is a shining example. For $2,600, you get a light and compliant carbon frame, a smooth-shifting Shimano GRX 22-speed drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, and ample clearance for tires up to 45 millimeters wide for damping rough roads. Other thoughtful features include a rubber downtube protector to ward off high-speed rock impacts and a chainstay guard to help keep the chain quiet on bumpy rides. Added up, you’d be hard-pressed to find a similarly equipped and well-made carbon design at this price point.

Why do we have the Giant Revolt Advanced 2 ranked below the Cannondale? Both are top-notch gravel bikes, but the simple answer is that we don't think the $450 bump in cost is worth it for most riders. The bikes share the same Shimano GRX 800/600 drivetrain and GRX 400 brakes, and we’ve found Cannondale’s aluminum builds are impressively comfortable (a common knock on aluminum is it’s too harsh). But if you’re more interested in gravel races than mellow rides, the lighter carbon-framed Revolt Advanced 2 is a solid buy. And for a hardcore racing bike, see the Trek Checkpoint SL 6 below. See the Giant Revolt Advanced 2  See the Women's Liv Devote Advanced 2

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I've got a 2021 Giant Revolt Advanced 2 and it's perfect for comfortable long rides. The most I've done in one day is a little over 100KM on the road and 80KM on gravel (not the same day). Next year I plan on getting semi-slick gravel tires for it as I don't want to spend the money on 2 wheel and tire sets. It's a perfect bike for gravel and road and super comfortable

Does anyone have any experience with using a bike setup for road and gravel? I am looking to buy a new bike and I currently ride road 100% of the time, but I'd like to get into gravel and get away from traffic as much as possible in the future.

My ideal setup would be a decent endurance frame and two sets of wheels for road and gravel. So obviously it would need a good amount of clearance.

In an ideal world I'd just have one of each, but space is really at a premium and I want to explore options.

Thank you in advance.

<div class="md"><p>Does anyone have any experience with using a bike setup for road and gravel? I am looking to buy a new bike and I currently ride road 100% of the time, but I&#39;d like to get into gravel and get away from traffic as much as possible in the future.</p>

<p>My ideal setup would be a decent endurance frame and two sets of wheels for road and gravel. So obviously it would need a good amount of clearance.</p>

<p>In an ideal world I&#39;d just have one of each, but space is really at a premium and I want to explore options.</p>

<p>Thank you in advance.</p>
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Dual purpose setup for road and gravel

 haven't seen one of those in Mm a decade. I Will say that for $1000 it looks pretty darn good don't you think? I mean nice paint job, halfway decent welds Carbon Fiber Fork The real question for me with any bike in this price range is do all the parts work. Does it work as advertised and given that the stuff is from Shimano that's a pretty good start. But that's really one of the big things we're gonna be testing this week is: can this bike for $1000 stack up anywhere near the bikes that are two, three, four, five times more money? Most of the bikes in This test fall into one of two categories

 so let's go ride it. [Music] [Applause] We are here with the Giant Revolt. We've been riding it for a week. So Kaley What do you think? Well, let's start with the things that I Like first foremost: I Like the price Thousand dollars

 We've been riding it for a week. So Kaley What do you think? Well, let's start with the things that I Like first foremost: I Like the price Thousand dollars. That is super impressive. Comes with flat mount disc brakes, comes with through axles

2020 Field Test: Giant Revolt 2, a $1,000 gravel bike

 [Applause] At the rear, the combination of skinny stays and the new defused post gives the posterior an almost floaty air. The 8.33 kilo weight sounds somewhat average on paper, but the revolve zero rides like a much much lighter bike. A lot of that is down to the new Cxr wheel set with a weight of 1398 grams a pair

 While it bears more than a passing resemblance to the outgoing bike, at the heart of this revolve is an all-new frame set. The frame details share much of Giant's signature design cues from the road range the triangulated head tube to the junction of the top and down tube because the Tcx Cyclocross bike with a little bit of Tcr thrown in too. You also get the low slung sloping top tube, so it's equally easy to move around on the bike when the going gets technical. At the back, the overly seat tube with its aerostyle cutaway looks very much like the Defy, as do the drop seat stays

 The reach has also been extended out to 397 millimeters from 391 to make the ride position a little racier. Although the stack height has grown by 14 mil, which means I could run the stem on, the Revolt pretty much slammed. [Music] Any thoughts of Shimano bringing the 12-speed semi-wireless updates to Grx or 2022 seem unlikely because The Revolt has the 11 speed Grx Rx 815 throughout. For me, that's a great thing

 When I found out a new Revolt was on the horizon this past winter, I felt a little bit apprehensive about where Giant would be taking the gravel bike that's impressed me in its previous guyses. The 2022 model I've put to the test is the new flagship of the range, with its revamped frame set, new lightweight gravel specific carbon wheel set, and Shimano's criminally underused Grx Di2 in its two by Guys. While it bears more than a passing resemblance to the outgoing bike, at the heart of this revolve is an all-new frame set. The frame details share much of Giant's signature design cues from the road range the triangulated head tube to the junction of the top and down tube because the Tcx Cyclocross bike with a little bit of Tcr thrown in too

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 To compensate, the cockpit has gotten shorter across the board, and you tend to see 80 or 90 millimeter stems across most sizes. All of this means that you are less pitched over the front of the bike. That is the key thing. When you look at the reach figures

 For what it's worth, this bike is built with a two by drivetrain with a 4831 crank set matched with an 11 to 34 cassette. For the type of riding I enjoy and in particular riding here in the southwest of the Uk, a 2 by setup makes a lot of sense, though you will spend the majority of your time in the outer ring and rolling terrain. It's really nice being able to dump down into that little ring when you come to the bottom of a steep climb. If versatility is what you're looking for on a gravel bike, there's no denying that a double setup definitely makes sense

 With a shorter stem but a longer reach, the overall fit of the bike will be largely the same, but when it comes to steeper trend, you are just not quite as far over that front wheel. The slacker head angle also makes a really big difference in rocky terrain where has less of a kind of nervous tendency to jitter around rocks and it just feels more like a sled as you plow through. None of this is new, and none of it should come as a surprise. Mountain bike geometry has been moving this way for years now, and the kind of convergence between gravel and mountain bikes has been a long, long time coming, so I fully expect that again

 As you lean over in, you know, kind of tighter corners, you get this quite unnerving transition between the smooth section and the tread on the outside. Likewise, the tread is also pretty much useless in the wet trails we typically find here in the Uk. There's no shoulder knobs, they're very easy to clog up in mud, and if there's anything approaching off camber, we'll call them thrilling. Now, if I set the bike up tubeless and I played around a little bit more with pressure, I'm sure I'd be more satisfied with them, particularly on harder surfaces

 You are a fool if you buy the black bike. Now there's further details in our original diverge video, and I'm not going to repeat them all here, But as a brief refresher, the geometry of the new diverge was largely inspired by trends in mountain bike geometry. Over the last few years, mountain bikes have on average, gotten longer, slacker, and lower. With reach numbers increasing, head tube angles slackening out, and bottom brackets getting perilously low to the ground, the diverge follows suit and across most sizes, you see a roughly 10 millimeter increase in reach, a slightly slacker head angle in most sizes

2021 Specialized Diverge Review | A Tremendously Capable & Versatile Gravel Bike

On my Specialized Diverge I run Panaracer Gravelking SK, SS, or Slick depending on the ride. For proper gravel rides I'll run the Gravelking SK in a 38, on something like Little Elbow - Big Elbow the Gravelking SK in a 43 is my go to, the SK's definitely roll pretty well on tarmac, but for our roads / pathways early season or jumping on some smooth trail the SS is awesome. I have a few sets of wheels so I'll have a road/gravel set up going and then a gravel/trail set up.

I just got a 2021 Trek Checkpoint ALR5 and plan on using it mostly for road riding along paved roads with some travel on gravel roads in the mountains of western Canada during the summer. As I come from the world of mountain biking, I'm keen on tubeless and I'd like to swap out the stock Bontrager 770c x 40 Gr1 comp tires for something more efficient but still durable. I'd love to hear some recommendations for good-value (no need to break the bank) tires that will perform well on pavement in the extremes of the Canadian mountain environment (often there's loose gravel on pavement, temperatures ranging from 0°C to 35°C). 

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[Highwood Pass, Alberta, September 2016 $my photo$](https://preview.redd.it/y5sqfsowjfr61.jpg?width=3903&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=333037fc576c9a88c12338fc1f6a568e982636ad)

<div class="md"><p>I just got a 2021 Trek Checkpoint ALR5 and plan on using it mostly for road riding along paved roads with some travel on gravel roads in the mountains of western Canada during the summer. As I come from the world of mountain biking, I&#39;m keen on tubeless and I&#39;d like to swap out the stock Bontrager 770c x 40 Gr1 comp tires for something more efficient but still durable. I&#39;d love to hear some recommendations for good-value (no need to break the bank) tires that will perform well on pavement in the extremes of the Canadian mountain environment (often there&#39;s loose gravel on pavement, temperatures ranging from 0°C to 35°C). </p>

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<p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/y5sqfsowjfr61.jpg?width=3903&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=333037fc576c9a88c12338fc1f6a568e982636ad">Highwood Pass, Alberta, September 2016 (my photo)</a></p>
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Best tires for paved and gravel mountain roads

I'd say no - you can buy something just as good or 95% as good for cheaper. Seller doesn't seem like they're in a rush to sell if they started the price at 1500. I'd look in bike shops for entry level gravel/all road bikes Trek Checkpoint/Specialized Diverge and they'd be brand new under 1500.

should i buy this bike for $1100?

 There's no strain on your back and neck, and actually the the extended hoods and the flared bars give you plenty of positions to sort of hold on to when you're getting in. And I've found that I've been able to do some pretty big efforts on this bike on the tarmac and riding back in from the trails. And it's been. It's performed admirably in its current setup, so definitely something that helps with this is that carbon frame

 Now that would be eliminated a little bit with a one by group set, but you have to consider, is that worth it for losing that range if you're riding on road or off-road completely loaded up with bags and for me, it's not really worth it. and you do tend to come to live with the chain slap a little bit. So this isn't the Di2 model, which does mean you get these slightly bigger huds at each end, but actually on-road and off-road they feel really good compared to what you might get on a road bike, and they kind of because of the bike's biggest shape. I feel like they're less noticeable and they give you a really comfortable holding position

 So my way of riding that specific type of riding I do has been a real testing ground for this bike in its current setup. Can it excel at riding on tarmac? And can it excel riding off-road So I'll talk about the road riding side of it first. This is a really, really comfortable bike to do extended bits of road riding on. It's long, so it feels super stable when you're riding along, and it's quite high as well, and it's very easy to sit on the drops and feel quite comfortable

 Now this bike uses Specialized Fact 9r carbon frame, so this is the comp model. It doesn't use that top end 11r, but it's still very good and it's a very it's a stiff frame. It is performance focused. It feels like you can ride it really quickly when you're riding along the road, and it's worked very well for me now

Specialized Diverge Review: The Do-It-All Gravel Bike? | Cycling Weekly

- Specialized Diverge E5 Base (2021). I'm 5ft 11" (182cm) and the deciding factor for me will be which of the two bikes will provide a more comfortable riding position with a slightly more upright posture. It's recommendes i go for the Medium size in the Topstone or the size 56 in the Diverge.

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