GRAVEL

Road bike

Road bikes can be divided into two basic groups - the classic road bikes, which are designed exclusively for riding on asphalt, and the cross-country bikes created for high-performance sport riding. Both these types of road bikes have a very specific use and can be used for a specific purpose. For this reason, another group of road bikes was created, the so-called gravel bikes. They are a combination of the key features of a road bike and a cross-country bike and are designed for a much more comfortable utility-touring ride. At first glance, of course, they resemble an ordinary road bike, but if you look closely, you will notice several design elements that allow you to comfortably ride both longer distances on asphalt and unpaved country roads.
TABOU Gravo road bike

First of all, the TABOU Gravo gravel bike has a frame geometry that gives a more upright riding position. It is additionally reinforced compared to a classic road bike, so it has more shock resistance. Of course, despite this, it still retains a fairly low weight, which contributes to the freedom and speed of the ride. The double-grip handlebars of the "sheepskin" type also make it possible to change the position from a slanted one, which is typically sporty, to a more leisurely one. Other features of the TABOU Gravo gravel bike include a larger 28-inch wheel base with wider tyres and deeper tread, as well as a rigid fork, mechanical disc brakes and pedals with nosepads. The TABOU Gravo is a road and cross country bike in one, providing great control for cyclists who shy away from monotony.