Radar Roundup: Gran Tourer II, Bummerland, Why Jon Yazzie Rides, Brooklyn Bridges, and Roots Crew

Our Radar Roundup compiles products and videos from the ‘net in an easy-to-digest format. Read on below for today’s findings…

Quoc Gran Tourer II Shoes Pre-Order £190

Gran Tourer II Gravel Shoe embodies performance across all terrains. With a micro-adjustable single-dial system, a stiffer, race-ready sole, and second-to-none comfort on and off the bike, QUOC’s brand new gravel shoe is the ultimate combination of durability, quality, and style.

Features:

Replaceable, fast-adjust single dial system
Stiff, Nylon-composite midsole for race-ready performance
Vibration-absorbing insole works perfectly with midsole for optimal density and cushioning
GravelGrip™ custom-specced proprietary rubber compound outsole
Hardwearing, easy-care upper made from splashproof microfibre
Light, pared-down lining and quick-drying padding for reduced water intake
One-way air holes for maximum ventilation and breathability
3M™ reflective logo and rear strip offering high visibility
Fully recessed MTB/SPD cleat compatibility

See more at Quoc.

Bummerland Socks $18

Our friends at Bummerland Socks, a small company that works with DeFeet on fun-n-funky (not tacky!) designs have new stock, including these lavender Leopard socks. Roll on over to check out their store!

Why Do You Ride, Jon Yazzie?

Jon is an avid single-speed cyclist and bikepacking expert. After growing up on the Navajo reservation, Jon returned as an adult and found unique ways give back to the community. Through Dzil Ta’ah Adventures private guide service, you can see areas of Navajo Nation that are rarely explored by bike. See some of our adventures with Jon in the Related Archives below.

Brooks England: The Roots riders

Meet Will Blackmore, Tiago Falcone and Magnus Lagher, Brooks’ three chosen adventurers who will embark on this epic journey inspired by the thrill of discovery called The Roots…

Brooklyn’s Most Dangerous Bridges

If you’ve never visited or ridden a bike in NYC, it can be a daunting undertaking. Terry walks us through the three lines from Brooklyn into Manhattan in his latest video…