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Our own Miguel stars in the newest project from the Gravel Adventure Field Guide, profiling some adventurous rides in Santa Fe! John and Cari even make a cameo appearance amongst the cholla and Chamisa.

Get your copy of a 64 page art forward gravel cycling guidebook that includes art, maps, digital route links, and stories highlighting the adventure riding in Santa Fe County,-Central New Mexico at Gravel Adventure Field Guide. Whether it’s the Town to Towers ride, or double track in the Caja del Rio, this guide has a lot of terrain covered.

We helped guide the GAFG team to some of our favorite rides, so check it out!

Camera Corner is coming to Santa Fe this September 25th, at 7 PM, at the Jean Cocteau Cinema. Tickets are $10 and are on sale now. This show will sell out as the Jean Cocteau has limited seating, so if you’re in the area or want to come to Santa Fe for the screening, buy them now, as it will sell out.

Our friends at State Bicycle Co. are giving away a State Klunker to one lucky-ticketed attendee.

Ripton will also be sponsoring a “Jort Track” race before the show at 5 PM at the La Tierra Frijoles trailhead with the Santa Fe Rattlers. Details on that to come!

The end of September is a beautiful time here in Santa Fe and we encourage anyone wanting to travel for the screening to make a weekend out of it.

John will be leading a MTB ride on Saturday, September 28th, for intermediate riders.

See you there!

Pre-Order the Camera Corner Book here!

We hope you’re following Lael Wilcox’s Guinness Around the World Record attempt via her podcast, “Lael Rides Around the World” and tracker. Today, Cari, Miguel, John, and a group of Santa Feans met up with Lael to welcome her to town as she embarks on the final leg of her ride. Read on for John’s quick update…

Every year, the team at The Radavist shares their favorite products from their summer riding season, and this year, Miguel shares his favorite on our YouTube channel. What are some of your favorite products you’ve been using this summer?

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The Tumbleweed Sunliner is a flat bar rigid 29er mountain touring bike. It’s in the same brand family as the lauded Stargazer. After crowning the Stargazer best in class, John had to try out the flat bar sibling to see if it stacked up. While we have a much longer, in-depth review on the way later this fall, let’s take a First Look at this tantalizing touring bike…

In this episode of Race Metal, Miguel talks about the different sorts of cycling nutrition he uses for rides and races.

In our latest Race Metal video series, Miguel asked John what his favorite gravel route is in Santa Fe, prompting John to take Miguel along for an all-day epic. The ride starts in the Railyard District in Santa Fe and tops out at the radio towers on Tesuque Peak. Check out the video above and a short gallery below from the full Town to Towers Gravel Ride!

In this episode of Race Metal, Miguel talks us through why he ditched his 1x setup for Shimano’s 2x Di2 GRX groupset.

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For the fourth installment in our Race Metal Video Series, Miguel Ovalles gives his first impressions of the Beach Club Al Dente gravel bike and sits down with Teebow from Beach Club…

Beach Club Al Dente Geometry:

For the third installment in our Race Metal Video Series, Miguel Ovalles catches up with Bailey Newbrey from Sincere Cycles in Santa Fe to talk about why there’s a lack of metal race bikes and what the cycling industry can do to shift the paradigm.

For the second installment in our Race Metal Video Series with Miguel Ovalles, he walks us through his current bike and why he’s set on racing a metal bike.

Today we’re launching a new video series, Race Metal, with Miguel Ovalles. Throughout the forthcoming episodes, Miguel will go through the paces of training, building, and racing metal bikes. Enjoy!

Santa Fe’s own Farewell Bags is dropping a limited run of its latest bag design, dubbed the Memory Palace. Find out the 411 on this new bag below…