It’s good at doing U-turns in challenging situations.
The multi-app sync struggle is real. Keeping data aligned across platforms feels like a part-time job, but if it doesn’t track perfectly, it feels like the miles didn’t even happen.
I have days where I want to go back to 2006 - throw my power meter and heart rate power meter in the trash, unsubscribe from TR (close your eye Jonathan), dig out my spinervals DVD’s, ride long on Saturday’s, and train on vibes…
But then the pull of data pulls me back in…
The curse of having lived and trained in “the old days”.
My wife concurs! She can barely stand over her XS frame gravel bike already.
Dutch step through rulez
As a height-challenged rider, I’m going to need an aero carbon step through frame to go with my 32" wheels. Hell, 29’s feel huge to me.
Makes you wonder how well a Cadex Tri would ride on gravel
fact!
I wonder what the weight difference is when using the swat box vs just building in-frame storage.
Also, didn’t Keegan’s race go sideways because a tube he taped to his bike fell into his cassette?
It seems like extra secure storage could solve that issue. 
My guess is that they want to market the “lightest gravel frame” and seem to be obsessed with frame weight as a marketing figure. They’re doing the same with the Epic 9.
SD-Worx would beg to differ…
You can definitely weigh your wallet before and after buying. It will feel much more airy afterwards!
Perhaps the next feature will be one that helps your (bank) balance?
Blue StaiL ?
To much time talking mountain bike set up!
