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robot17
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St. John's , Newfoundland - 11 Followers
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Oct 22, 2026 at 8:07
Oct 22, 2026Cervélo Áspero GRX 600 Carbon Gravel Bike
$3,450 CADSelling my Cervélo Áspero GRX 600 in matte black, size 56 cm. This is a fast, versatile carbon gravel bike designed for gravel racing, long rides, and all-around performance on mixed terrain. Super versatile bike; if you know you know, this is one of the best gravel bikes on the market!
The bike is in as-new condition and has only been ridden ~1,200 km. Regularly cleaned and well taken care of, with special attention paid to the drivetrain. Bike is fully stock with its original components, except for the tires which have been upgraded and set up tubeless. A great opportunity to own a quality gravel bike without paying new bike prices.
Comes with EVOC seat bag, integrated top tube bag, 2 Blackburn bottle cages, Blackburn tail light. All you need is pedals and a helmet.
Key Features
- Carbon frame and full carbon fork
- Shimano GRX 600 11-speed drivetrain
- Shimano GRX hydraulic disc brakes
- 2x drivetrain with 46/30T crankset
- Shimano 105 11–34T cassette
- Alexrims Boondocks 7D tubeless-ready wheelset
- Pathfinder TLR tires: 50mm front, 45mm rear. Set up tubeless
- Zipp handlebars
- Cervélo saddle
- Internal cable routing and thru-axles
- Top-tube bag
Pedals, Garmin mount, and Oneup pump not included.
robot17 cameronmackenzie's article
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Practice Photo Epic: Riders Tackle the Massive Features at Red Bull Hardline Tasmania
100%. Nice shots Cam!
robot17 mattbeer's article
Aug 12, 2025 at 2:19
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https://www.pinkbike.com/news/video-newfoundland-nostalgia-with-matt-beer.html
robot17 mattbeer's article
Aug 12, 2025 at 2:16
Aug 12, 2025
Review: Chromag's New Mid-Travel Reazon is a Singletrack Steamroller
It’s pretty sick! Those trails are a 5 minute drive from the downtown core of the capital, and they finish in a quaint fishing village that has both a local brewery and an outdoor beer garden run by a second local brewery with a bunch of excellent food trucks. You can literally ride from your hotel and stay within walking distance of the best restaurants on this side of the country. And the views from the top are incredible. Can’t remember if Matt mentions but the most easterly point in North America is visible from the trails.
robot17 mikekazimer's article
Jul 17, 2025 at 11:06
Jul 17, 2025
The World's Biggest Drop, MTB Festivals, & Newfoundland Riding | Pinkbike Podcast
19 psi with Cush core.. sounds like you might have run into me before I swapped to DH casing for tire longevity reasons.
robot17 mikekazimer's article
Jul 11, 2025 at 12:29
Jul 11, 2025
Pinkbike Poll: What Type of Mountain Bikes Should We Review at the Next Field Test?
It would be cool to take a few aggressive trail bikes that you folks already know or suspect are excellent, and modify them slightly (longer air spring for example, or o-chain where you think it would make a massive difference) to be more capable downhill without sacrificing their climbing ability too much. I think a lot of people are looking for a bike that they can take on trips to gnarly locations, but their home trails might not really warrant a big enduro rig.
robot17 mattbeer's article
May 8, 2025 at 12:31
May 8, 2025
Bike Check: Milton McConville & His Devinci 'Trilson'
Bike check of the decade.
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