To help you get to grips with this discipline and make the most of your two-wheeled adventures, we've put together a series of practical tips to guide you step-by-step through your first steps on a gravel bike.
Similar to a road bike, a gravel bike features more stable geometry and sturdier components, making it more versatile. Determining the type of experience you want to have helps you choose the right equipment for your needs.
Learn more about the gravel bike, its components and the equipment needed to get started.
Riding a bike on generally bumpy surfaces, whose profiles vary from asphalt to hardened earth, mud and softened gravel, requires the development of certain skills. From riding to mechanical skills
Learn more about cycling skills and know-how for safe and enjoyable cycling.
Gravel biking is all about exploration and adventure. Getting off the main roads to explore the hinterland requires good preparation and a certain amount of autonomy, as these routes lead away from repair shops, a connection to the telephone network or a means of transport in case of problems.
Learn more about how to ride with peace of mind.
Discover gravel bike routes and trails all over Quebec.
Experiencing active outdoor activities as a family, and getting closer to nature on a mountain bike, gravel bike, fatbike or touring bike has never been as accessible as it is today. These are practices that deserve to be better known, and that can help build positive individual and family experiences! This little guide brings together guidelines for introducing children to cycling and helping them progress safely, as well as advice on how to enjoy nature together, from babies in tow to independent teenagers. To ensure that these cycling experiences remain pleasant and respectful, the idea is to move forward in stages, following your child's development, according to his or her skills, level of autonomy and motivation.
