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Gravel riding is the hottest thing in bikes right now. From long-distance racing to short morning spins, from rugged terrain to maintained dirt roads, so much excitement in cycling seems to revolve around taking drop-bar bikes off pavement. This is not surprising, given the category’s versatility.
A gravel bike looks like a road bike with a few tweaks: different geometry, a broader gearing range, clearance for wide knobby tires, and often extra frame mounts for bags and other
accessories. But because gravel is such a popular and expansive category with rapidly changing technology, it’s also home to a confusing array of options oriented toward a wide range of uses and with widely varying prices, including “halo” products that cost as much as $10,000. What do you really need?