Ventum Racing released its new gravel bike under a pretty opaque veil — in the early going, the company offered a lot more mystery than fact.
And that could be just the way the Heber City, Utah, bike builder wants it. Ventum sent scant information about its sleek integrated, carbon gravel rig ahead of the release, other than a geometry chart and a few juicy tidbits to drum up some mystique.
Here’s what we know: The latest Ventum GS1 develops on the original by adding a little reach and overall length (for stability) and delivering massive tire clearance at 700c x 48.

Ventum calls its approach to the new GS1’s geometry “Predictable Optimized Performance,” or POP. Ventum extends the reach 10 mm over the last GS1. Additionally, the wheelbase is 10 mm longer. These changes aim at a predictable, secure feel across a wide swath of riding conditions.


