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Hallo Sasha, Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar! Bis jetzt hab ich mit dem MTB den Stoneman Taurista und Stoneman Dolomiti in Silber gemacht und mit dem Rennrad den Stoneman Dolomiti in Gold (Video dazu wird gerade geschnitten) Obwohl mit dem Rennrad, waren die 200km und 5000 Höhenmeter an einem Tag, bis jetzt das anstrengenste 😅

Wow! Mich würde ein Vergleich zum Stonemen Miriquidi (MTB) interessieren! Soll ja angeblich der härteste Stoneman sein…

Danke für die Info

Weight is around 11kg

no I used the axe that came with the smart trainer, the thru axle wont fit

Hallo Eduard, Vielen Dank für dein Feedback 👍🏻

Thank you for the comment, no I haven’t. 4Liter is enough space for me ;)

The difference is in the weight. It's quite significant difference, the gravel all-carbon fork is somewhere in the range of 550g, my gravel carbon-ALU fork has 800g and the all-ALU gravel fork has approx 1kg...

​@@berniesbikeadv I bought this back pack so will soon see if my phone will fit. Got it on sale, so a great deal. I bring a Sony a7iv camera with me so this will add enough room I hope.

hello mr coolstorybro549 your feedback is highly appreciated 🙂 thank you for your comment

shimano 105 - 11-32T

yes the batterie lasts 15 minutes but the water tank is in 5min empty. 😂

I see ha, i knew it wasn’t going to be able to powerwash my driveway anytime soon. Maybe if we ask karcher they will tell us why they made it in the first place

thank for your comment, i still need to edit a ton of footage from my past trips 😅

Yes, it was a very good deal back then : )

Hello Sheen675, Thank you for your comment. Yes I my opinion it makes makes more sense to ride from checkpoint mandlberg to rossbrand in the opposite direction, especially when you ride it in two days, because if you start from flachau (like we did) then you have to ride back from mandlberg flat in the valley anyway.

Hello Ryan, Thank you for your comment, I got lucky and got a really good deal back in January, I think I was 1100€ incl. shipping. I also guess XL is not the most popular size 🤔

In italia 1300 euro

1600 cus it's descount, otherwise is 1800.

Have it and love it

I found a 20 in Switzerland for 1600 CHF. If you buy at the right time (when shops receive the new stock, in January/february) you can find a great deal. Then I'm Italian and I always play to obtain another discount (mine was listed 2199 discounted at 1689...) 😅

Hi Joosep, Thank you for your comment, here you find the list: GROUPSET: Shimano 105 R7000 2x11 REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano GRX RD-RX812 Shadow+ 11x 11-42 KASSETTE: NOW8 11-42 BRAKES: Shimano 105 BR R7077 HANDLEBAR: PRO LT Kompakt Ergo 31,8 mm 42 cm STEM: FSA SL-K SCR 31.8 90mm +/-6 SADDLE: SQlab 611 Ergowave CrMo TIRES: Vittoria Terreno Dry - TNT - 37MM-622 BOTTLECAGE: Fidlock PEDALS: Shimano PD-M520

@@berniesbikeadv Thank You!

I 'm not sure to see the point of some upgrades to the 50, the GRX group alone adds up to more than a model 20 already mounted with GRX, hydraulic brakes, etc...,? I'm also looking at these models, but I'm skeptic about internal cables, it looks like mess if I need to change one myself!

Hi @DR1_1 if you don’t have a spare groupset at home(like I had), it makes no sense to go with the speedster 50 and upgrade it, it would be more cost efficient to get the better model which has already grx stock.

@@DR_1_1I would not be too concerned about the cable routing. There are some advantages, keeping the front very clean. I’ve been lucky enough to find a brand new 2023 SG20 (GRX, hydr brakes etc) at 1600 CHF and I’m very happy with it. Maybe the only upgrade I see in the future is going tubeless (already compatible) and maybe with smaller and less "gravel" tires, even if the G-One Bite are great offroad. Another thing I will look at is the stem lenght (100mm for the M size) that it is a bit long in my opinion (I'm 178cm, legs 82.5), but it can be a personal preference. Consider that if you plan to bike packing, the fork does not have any external attachment, only one internal point (each side) probably for fenders.

Hello Clément, Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar! Ich habe diese Trails auf Komoot gefunden, kann man sich auch mit der Gratis Version anschauen ;) Für MTB plane ich über Komoot. Bei Gravel und Rennrad, eine Mischung aus Google Maps, Bike Map und Komoot 😁

@@berniesbikeadv danke dir ! ich fahre gerne mit wann du wieder in Bisamberg fährst

Hi R DL, well, it depends if you are already used to 11 speed shifting. let’s say, for example on a road bike, then you will see the difference. But when this is the only bike you ride, the 2x8 shifting is not bad. The only thing that is not great, is the mechanical disc brake. If you want to upgrade later to a better groupset, this can get expensive as you have to buy the parts and also pay someone to get it on your bike. You also have to know, that the Claris levers are not compatible with hydraulic brakes, so if you want to change the brakes, you have to change the whole groupset.

I know this comment is a little old, but Claris does not work with Hydraulic brakes. If you want hydraulic brakes on this, you will have to upgrade to a Tiagra or better groupset @@berniesbikeadv

It’s good don’t listen to that guys advice, and disk breaks are very good, definitely much better than hydraulic

@@TheAmaCreep I did buy it, found it for cheap because the new (identical) model came out, i think all in all i paid it 900euro with shipment: and i love it!!!

hello raul, thank your for your comment. If you can afford it, I would recommend the speedster gravel 30, because in the long run, you will enjoy it more with the GRX shifting and hydraulic brakes. In addition, it is a lot lighter then gravel 50. I only went with the gravel 50 because I had an old Shimano 105 groupset at home and I switched it recently . And now I really can feel the difference between hydraulic braking and the gear ratios, because the gravel 50 only comes with a Shimano Claris 8 speed.

@@berniesbikeadv Thank you for the answer. And in the long run it will remain a good bike? Like for example if I would want to do thriathlons I can just switch the tires and use it as a road bike, and if I would want to try mountainbiking, I could simply keep this tires? And in your opinion, how many years will last this bike and still be good as I progress in the cycling world? Is it good at advanced levels too or then I should get another one? Because I am afraid that I will buy it now and in 2 years I will decide to buy another one. And the last question will be that is it hard to maintain it? Like will I need to replace many times some parts of it or at this price the parts will be good for a few years if maintain correctly? Sorry for asking so many question but I don't know anyone that knows how the bikes work.

Hello Raul, If you race, you should definitely switch wheels and tires and for a triathlon maybe add some aero bars. If you take good care of it, it will last you a long time , I have a scott mountain bike from 2018 and it’s still in good shape. If you are more into road cycling, you are going to notice that these bikes are pretty heavy compared to pure road bikes in that price category. Maintenance is easy: just look out for the brake pads and the chain stretch. Make sure you change the chain at the right time so that you don’t need to change the cassette as often. I hope I could help ;)

Hydr brakes all the time. Mech disc brakes are the worst solution possible on bikes. Start from this, then try the right geometry for your body.

Hello Edvin, thank you for your comment. It is the Ortlieb Quick Rack: www.ortlieb.com/de_de/quick-rack+F78104#

Thank you for your feedback 👍🏻

@@berniesbikeadv Vielen Dank ;) ich werde mich danach umsehen ^^

Hello Nancy, thank you for your comment. Generally the trails are closed, but you can still ride fire roads and the trailcenter mauerbach has a shorter winter break for example. Feel free to check out my strava for some riding ideas ;) [@bernhard (BB Adventures)]

@@berniesbikeadv Thank you for replying. I'm happy to learn that at least the fire roads are open because I love riding all year, including in the winter. I will definitely check out your strava for more ideas! I prefer rides/trails that are longer distances (25+ km), have some good climbs, and are not extremely technical. Please let me know which trails and sections in the Wienerwald are like that.Thanks, again!

Hallo Gerhard, Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar, anbei der Link zur Tour www.komoot.de/tour/476887625#previewMap

Danke !!!

hello, it is possible but it depends which laptop size you have, not more then 15'' should fit

Thank you for your feedback 🙂

Thank you for your comment, currently I am preparing for a road race in 9 weeks and don’t ride my MTB. But looking forward on ride ride together after the race ;)