Gravel Bikes

A gravel bike, also known as an adventure bike or an all-road bike, is a type of bicycle that is designed for riding on a variety of surfaces, including unpaved roads, gravel paths, and rough terrain.

Gravel bikes typically have a more relaxed geometry than road bikes, with a longer wheelbase and a more upright riding position that provides better stability and comfort on uneven terrain.  They also have wider tires, usually around 35-45mm, with tread patterns that provide good grip on loose or uneven surfaces.

Other common features of gravel bikes include disc brakes for better stopping power and clearance for mud and debris, and additional mounts for accessories like racks and fenders.  They are versatile and suitable for a variety of activities, such as touring, commuting, and bikepacking.