Moots Routt RSL

The Routt RSL is Moots’ do-it-all gravel bike, and this one has a “mullet” build: road-style SRAM Red levers and crank paired with a mountain-bike rear derailleur and cassette. You get road-bike feel up front and a very wide gear range out back, with gears low enough for steep, loose climbs. It’s made by hand in Steamboat Springs from premium titanium and built to ride for decades. Specs & features: Frame: Moots RSL titanium, with large-diameter, double-butted tubes. It’s light and responsive, with the smooth, damped ride titanium is known for. Finish: Etched Fork: Moots carbon gravel fork, light and precise in the turns. Groupset: SRAM Red AXS levers and crank with a SRAM XX Eagle Transmission rear derailleur. It’s wireless electronic 1x shifting, and the mountain-bike gearing gives you a huge range for climbing. Power meter: a SRAM Red AXS power meter is built into the crank, so you can track your effort and training without adding anything to the bike. Wheels: ENVE G23 carbon gravel wheels, light and stiff, with wide rims for more grip and comfort at lower tire pressure. Tires: Panaracer GravelKing gravel tires, fast-rolling and proven on mixed surfaces. Headset: Chris King, smooth and famously long-lasting. Stem and seatpost: Moots titanium. They match the frame and take a bit of buzz out of rough roads. Dropouts: 3D-printed titanium, UDH compatible, with integrated flat-mount disc brake mounts. They’re made for SRAM’s Transmission drivetrains, the replacement hanger is universal and easy to find, and the wheel and brake stay lined up precisely for smooth, quiet braking. Mounts: three bottle cage mounts for long rides, plus hidden fender eyelets for wet-weather riding. Tire clearance: up to 45mm. Frame size: 56cm Model year: 2026…