MASTER OF ALL TRADES? GRAVEL VS ALL-ROAD.

The article from Cycling Weekly compares gravel and all-road bikes, highlighting their differences in design, features, and performance. Gravel bikes are designed for off-road use with wide, knobbly tires, a 1x drivetrain, and flared handlebars, offering more grip and control on rough terrain. All-road bikes, on the other hand, are more suited for smoother surfaces with slick tires, a 2x drivetrain, and normal drop handlebars, providing speed and efficiency on tarmac. The article emphasizes that the choice between the two types of bikes depends on the rider's terrain, needs, and riding preferences. Extracted from the article