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Why I Ride Gravel - Brad DeVaney Obed Engineering Director
Why I Ride Gravel
We ask Brad DeVaney, Obed Engineering Director, what gravel means to him.
"Cycling is my music and I am really fortunate to work a job where I’m creating the instruments that we play our music with."
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