I’ll wear an Ultimate Direction FKT vest with a 2L bladder for hydration and snacks. Most gear is in two Sea to Summit Big River dry bags.
#Iron horse bike hayden pro#
Bombproof: Ti frame, Pinion and Gates drivetrain, Magura MT7 4-piston brakes, Industry Nine BC360 wheels with a 2.6″ Rekon Exo+ in front (not shown) and Ikon in the rear Comfortable: Lauf TR Boost fork, Redshift Shockstop seatpost, and Tioga Uncover Stratum saddle, the 2.6″ rubber, Ergon grips, and raised Pro Missile aerobars.īAGS: Flexible: A rack to strap extra water/food to and to create some points to grab during the hike-a-bikes a Dom Gorilla cage on the downtube for heavy stuff that can be quickly detached if I need/want to throw the bike on my back a small Ortlieb frame pack to keep the top tube and seat tube grab-able.
The setup is based on three principles: being bombproof, comfortable, and flexible. Tom Quirk Age 45 / Zurich (Switzerland)īIKE: I’m riding a 2021 Solace Cycles OM-2p, built to crush and shipped to Switzerland by Jeff Allott in Westport, NY. An Orucase B2 MTB bike bag will get it there safely (thanks, Kyle!). Garmin Edge 530 & inReach Mini for navigation. OneUp Components pump with integrated tools. Tarptent Protrail Li will keep me dry with a Therm-a-Rest bag and pad. GEAR HIGHLIGHTS: kLite Ultra V2 MTB light up front with a Qube flashing light out back. Three one-litre bottles mounted to the downtube with a 2L bladder in the frame bag for extended distances between stops. Apidura Expedition Handlebar and Saddle Packs. Thomson stem and post.īAGS: Framebag is a custom Rogue Panda Double Decker bag with a matching Top Tube bag. Drivetrain is SRAM AXS Red/Eagle mullet (10-52) and Ingrid cranks with a 34T chainring.
#Iron horse bike hayden plus#
GEAR HIGHLIGHTS: I’m bringing a Hyperlite Ultamid 2 as a spacious shelter, plus some Swiss chocolate and a big tube of peanut butter.īIKE: Curve GMX+, Walmer 55cm bars, Curve Carbon Dirt Hoops with Mezcal 2.6″ tyres, and an SP Dynamo hub. On the front, I have two Rockgeist stem bags and an Ortlieb front roll with all my sleeping gear. Paired with 29“ DT Swiss rims, Vittoria mezcal tires, and BB7 mechanical disc brakes.īAGS: I love my Porcelain Rocket frame and saddlebag. Find them all below, and follow the race on our Tracker page for more during the next couple of weeks! Axel Brenner Age 28 / Zurich (Switzerland)īIKE: My adventure rig is a Surly ECR with 1×11 30T and 11-51 cassette. We’ll be sharing a handful of reports from the field throughout the race, but in advance of the grand depart, we’re happy to present short profiles from around 60 riders, including a photo of their rig and details about their bags and kit. The third edition of the Silk Road Mountain Race (SRMR) will begin in Kyrgyzstan later today, with close to 100 riders from around the world taking on the equally beautiful and demanding 1,800-kilometer (1,120-mile) route through the Tian Shan Mountains, which packs in some 30,500 meters (100,000 feet) of climbing on a diverse and rugged mix of trails (check out our Tian Shan Traverse route from 2016 to get a sense of the terrain).
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