The Reevo hubless e-bike is a wild-looking electric bike loaded with high-tech features like fingerprint security, GPS tracking, and built-in LED lighting. It also doesn’t have traditional hubs and spokes or drivetrain, and it is the most unique bike I’ve ever reviewed.
The gravel world is about to see the introduction of a bigger wheel standard called 750d.
So naturally, Liam thought it would be good to test if they are faster than 700c wheels, and if they feel any different to ride.
WTB and Moots have been developing this new standard, and they’ve done this for two reasons.
Firstly, the larger 660mm rim diameter is meant to roll more easily over rough terrain and these bigger wheels are intended to help custom builds for taller riders.
What do you think of 750d wheels? Is it something you want to try or just another standard? Let us know in the comments.
Did a loop from home, over Capitol Hill, and through Interlaken Park and I'm really feeling it! I really should've had a rest day after yesterday. :blobfoxdead:
As I’ve turned 41 today and the weather was utterly miserable, I decided that is all #GoodMorning#Bicycle I can afford… Literally, took #KidsOnBikes to school and went back home…😔🙈😂🥶
#GoodMorning#Bicycle! Fuck this wet and freezing weather. I’m forcing myself to ride, because I will regret I didn’t go later, but it’s far from my comfort zone…
#GoodMorning! I had a nice freezing night with a friend on a #bicycle! Too bad I had a flat and changing inner tube in -4°C isn’t exactly what I call fun…😂🥶
Finding that rapidly spinning my legs in a relatively low gear for a few seconds after getting on the bike from a stop is a great way to get the blood flowing quickly before upshifting and really getting going. :blobfoxthinkgoogly:
Road clipless (three-bolt) interests me…until I realize I can get most of the benefits with two-bolt shoes that have carbon fiber foot beds. :blobfoxthinkgoogly: