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10 Tips to Finish the UNBOUND Gravel 200 (or Any Long Gravel Race)
UNBOUND Gravel features 200 miles of seriously rough terrain and it is always a tough event to finish. I’ll tell you what I wish I had known before doing UNBOUND for the first time. These simple tips and tricks should help you cross the finish line at any long-distance gravel event!
Prepping for Unbound XL with Austin Sullivan
So, you're gearing up for the XL, huh? Recently, I've had a couple of friends reach out about equipment and how to best prepare. I've responded to them individually, but I thought it would be more convenient to condense my advice into a single post. This isn't a completely comprehensive list, but it covers some key highlights to consider, even if you're starting at the Unbound start line for one of the shorter distances. Let's dive in.
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Loaded for Bear: Austin Sulli's Unbound XL Loadout
You're fit and ready for a big one: Unbound XL, 350 miles of self-supported gravel awesomeness. But what gear do you need, and where do you put it? OBED elite ambassador and Unbound XL vet Austin Sullivan takes us through his loadout for a big day (and night) in Emporia!
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Tips for Surviving SBT Gravel
Every gravel race has its own flavor, and the upcoming SBT GRVL is no different. Don't let the groomed gravel fire roads and rolling landscapes lull you into a false sense of security: Steamboat has its pitfalls; we've been on those roads and know 'em. Read our five top tips to succeed in one of the greatest gravel races in America.
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3 Gravel Bike Fit Tips: How to Adjust your OBED's Fit for Gravel Riding
Your OBED gravel bike isn't meant to ride where your road bike does. That means having a gravel bike fit that accounts for the special circumstances gravel riding present is key. OBED engineer Brad DeVaney delivers several key fit tips to consider when getting your bike fitted and ready to ride.
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Gravel Events are Back! Coach Matt Curbeau's Top Tips to being event-ready in 2021
Everesting? "Virtual" events? So 2020! It's Spring of 2021, and gravel events are back! Elite racer and coach Matt Curbeau delivers his top tips to get back into event mode.
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