How To Be A Pro Gravel Rider | You Can Actually Make Gravel Cycling Your Job!?

[@dwayneletterman3778]

American gravel is not just straight roads. You should come to southwest Virginia, north east Tennessee. Big climbs, fast twisty descents, chunky to smooth gravel and dirt paths.

[@johnsenior478]

Wha a lovely vlog - and what a nice accent…such a restful 10 minutes. 👍😎

[@333wheeler]

Cyclo X vs Gravel ! What is more exciting to watch? . Gravel will probably evolve to more short course crit style in the future years I reckon . and the long events more for mass participation.

[@KevinMatassa]

Finland gravel backroads = Canadian gravel backroads!

[@drbell7631]

Great

[@TheFloridaBikeVlogger]

just quit the job, make youtube channel. buy gopro and tell people you're pro for gravel and never go back to the office and or warehouse to work a normi job again. I got it. lol

[@thejeffinvade]

Ribble vs Canyon, that's the real question. Ribble Ultra SL or AEROAD CF SL?

[@cauldron101]

After a month or less: "Boss, please give me back my old job! I was just kiddin', it was just a joke! Please!" Jokes aside: - There is no pro gravel ridding, this is bsht - you're more likely saying becoming a youtuber that is giving up everything for it (at least in the beginning is pretty silly, you will never make a cent out of it) - for some reason gravel bike promo started by one yt channel and it erupted across almost any cycling channel - gravel cycling will never become quite popular simply because it sits between two worlds; and like everything between worlds never becomes anything like spectacular/popular.

[@narutogta18]

Channel please?

[@zorozimba1097]

Very interesting attitude.

[@elenasfait8799]

Yes fam de sciopatii