Chapter2 Ao Gravel Frameset Review: Sporty, Comfy And Adventure-Y
June 15, 2020, 2:20 a.m.
by Dave Rome
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Cycling Tips
New Zealand-based Chapter2 is a company still in its relative infancy and best known for its performance carbon road bikes, such as the Tere and Rere. The brand’s creator, Michael Pryde, might be a familiar name — he is the son of Neil Pryde, whose name adorned a series of high-performance carbon bikes. Hence the … The post Chapter2 AO gravel frameset review: Sporty, comfy and adventure-y appeared first on CyclingTips .
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