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The difference between a touring bike and a gravel bike
Touring bicycles — also called touring bikes or cycle-touring bikes — are designed for long-distance travel, with a strong focus on riding comfort and the ability to carry luggage.
The frame geometry encourages a relaxed riding position, with handlebars that are higher and wider than those of road bikes. The frame of our touring bicycles is designed to accommodate racks, fenders, and bags for carrying luggage.
Gravel bikes, in turn, are off-road bicycles designed to tackle mixed terrain, such as dirt roads and trails.
Gravel bikes are capable of handling a variety of surfaces thanks to their wide tires and their ability to absorb shocks. These bicycles feature a more stable and robust geometry than road bikes, providing greater comfort and safety on uneven terrain.
In summary, touring bikes are designed for comfort and convenience over long distances on paved roads, while gravel bikes are built to handle mixed off-road terrain. Both are bicycles designed for a specific use, with features and accessories tailored to that style of riding.
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