Early access: Cyclingnews subscribers can watch our Stooge Rambler review before anyone else
Our Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, recently put the UK-based brand's gravel bike through its paces
Welcome to another new subscriber perk on Cyclingnews! Before we drop our latest review on the Cyclingnews Tech YouTube channel, we're giving our subscribers exclusive early access to a video breakdown of a bike that certainly left our Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, with split opinions: the Stooge Rambler.
A boutique brand based in Shropshire, Stooge makes bikes different from the norm and has been pushing the boundaries of massive tyres and progressive geometry for some time now.
But will its head-turning looks and adaptability make it the perfect companion for when riding off-road? Watch Will's full video review below, before it officially goes live, to see how the Stooge Rambler gets on.
Cyclingnews subscribers can also watch our ever-expanding archive of bike reviews over on the Cyclingnews app.
Not yet subscribed? Fear not, you can get early access to this in-depth video review, plus a whole host of great features, such as our Cyclingnews Labs testing, unlimited access to our unrivalled racing coverage, and member-exclusive long-read features on the biggest storylines within cycling, by becoming a Cyclingnews subscriber.
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