Salsa cutthroat plus#

IвЂ™m one of the design engineers here at salsa. To learn a little bit more about your backgrounds as cyclist and since weвЂ™re going to be talking about a very specific product, maybe you guys can also talk about what your roles are over there at salsa professionally. ItвЂ™s always a good place for us to get started.

Gentlemen, welcome to the show.ДЄbsolutely. It was really heavily influenced by the 2,700 mile tore divide route and those ultra distance events that weвЂ™ve talked about a little bit on this podcast. So I was really excited to talk to them about this bike and the intention behind the design. ItвЂ™s a pretty massive departure from sort of the more road-oriented gravel bikes.

Salsa cutthroat plus#

In terms of tire width, weвЂ™ve touched on some gravel plus, excuse me, some road plus bikes, but weвЂ™ve never really danced on the other end of this category, which is where the salsa cutthroat clearly occupies with 29 inch wheels, 2.4 tire inch tire capabilities.

ItвЂ™s a really interesting bike for this podcast as weвЂ™ve sort of tended towards middle of the road gravel bikes. WeвЂ™ve got Peter Hall and Joe Meiser from the team that have been intimately involved in the design and manufacturing of the salsa cutthroat. This week on the podcast IвЂ™ve got two guests from salsa cycles and QBP talking about the 2020 salsa cutthroat. Good day everyone and welcome to the gravel ride podcast. Photo by ДЄutomatic Transcription by The Gravel Ride (please excuse all errors) You can also find The Gravel Ride on iTunes and Spotify.