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Trickle-Down Tech: Bikes We Recommend under $2,000

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Blue Prosecco Carbon ($1,599 – $2,699)

The Prosecco is a top recommendation for gravel. Blue does a good job of getting the consumer the most bike for their money.

The carbon frame and fork weigh under 1 kg, which will save effort on the hills. But it’s not just the weight that is impressive. Its design is unique with big triangular chain stays for power transfer and almost imperceptibly thin seat stays to smooth the road. That concept is nothing new, but it’s particularly well-executed here.

Blue Prosecco
Not all Blue branded bikes have blue on them, but this one does

We don’t often see top tube mounts for a bento box, but it is a nice touch on this gravel bike.

The Prosecco features through-axles front and rear, disc brakes, and clears 40mm tires, so any rubber will fit.

Best of all, it’s affordable with a few builds under $2,000. Electronic shifting is typically available on bikes that cost $5,000 or more. But this bike is even available with full electronic drive (as pictured) for $2,699, an awesome trickle-down value. Take my money!

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