The Croix de Fer, particularly in its latest iteration, has evolved slowly yet effectively, making it a versatile choice for various cycling duties including gravel, road, and touring.
My recent tests of the updated Croix de Fer Titanium and the new Vagabond in mid-Wales showcased their adaptability across road, flowing gravel, and challenging singletrack terrains.
The Croix de Fer's success rests in its ability to adapt over time to user needs, emerging as an essential bike for those seeking a budget-friendly yet capable gravel option.
Having a history with the Croix de Fer made testing its premium Titanium variant particularly insightful, revealing a well-thought-out design suited for diverse cycling conditions.
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