Soma Riff Dropbar ATB

The Riff is built with suspension-corrected geometry, making it more capable on technical singletrack and rough, unmaintained roads than a standard gravel bike. It prioritizes stability and handling over pure speed, positioning it closer to an adventure or bikepacking rig like the Salsa Fargo.

Yes, the 1x11 setup offers a wide enough gear range for most steep, off-road terrain, especially when loaded for bikepacking. It provides reliable, crisp shifting with the simplicity of a single chainring, which reduces maintenance and chain drop issues.

A 150mm dropper post significantly improves control and confidence on technical descents by lowering your center of gravity. It allows you to get the saddle out of the way when navigating steep trails or rough terrain where you need more room to maneuver.

Yes, the DT Swiss G1800 wheels and Maxxis tires are both tubeless-ready. We recommend setting them up tubeless before your first ride to take advantage of lower tire pressures, better traction, and increased puncture protection.

The PNW Coast bar features a wider flare and a shallower drop, which provides extra stability and leverage when riding on loose gravel or technical trails. It is specifically designed to keep your hands comfortable and your steering predictable in rougher, off-road conditions.