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Gravel bikes allow you to follow all roads and create a much broader riding adventure. 

With frame geometry and tyres, appropriate to the task of exploring routes that start where conventional roads end, gravel bikes are different for a reason. They roll more robust tyres than a conventional road bike and feature reinforced frame structures. 

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Lance Branquinho is a Namibian born media professional, with 15-years of experience in technology and engineering journalism covering anything with wheels. Being from Namibia, he knows a good gravel road when he sees one, and he has raced some of Africa’s best-known mountain bike stage races, such as Wines2Wales and Berg&Bush.