RADL GRVL

The legend returns this weekend at the Melbourne GP. We'll all be cheering for you, Valtteri Bottas!

Who’d be your RADL tandem teammate? 🤔

The G One: Great gravel tire, not such a great hula hoop 😅
Thanks for the Pro Panel assist.

Yes, Kings Hill Road was a kick in the 🦵🍑, but it was much sweeter for our Bang On Average winners; Leigh from Port Noarlunga, SA and Amy from Richmond, VIC who each won a brand new Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM 3 GPS cycling computer.

Anybody on the Blue and Red course enjoy this section early in the day? 🤚

When Down Under 🇦🇺 always use protection ☀️
Sometimes the memories fade faster than sunburns, but thanks to our sunscreen partners 🤝 RADL GRVL weekend was all smiles and no burn.

The dust has settled, the memories are fresh, and the images have been uploaded. Check out the snaps from and in our bio link and tag us in your favorites 📸.

That’s a wrap! The budgies have been set aside, the dust has settled, and the last sausage has been sizzled. Friends, it’s been a memorable week for us and we hope you’ve met new mates, found new motivation to pedal and plan to join us for whatever we have in store for you in 2027. Without you we would not be here and we truly thank you for being part of RADL GRVL p/b Quad Lock 2026.

Much Love,
The RADL GRVL Team

On-course action at RADL GRVL p/b QUAD LOCK in McLaren Vale this morning from behind the lense of Patrick Boere Photography.

Meet your 2026 RADL GRVL p/b Quad Lock Champions: Nicole Frain (AUS) and Romain Bardet (FRA)!

Bardet was aggressive all day in the breakaway, leaving his competitors unable to answer as he continued loading on attacks in the last 50km of the race. The Frenchman was undeterred by the hot conditions, finishing with a solid 1 min gap over the chasing New Zealander of Cameron Jones.

Frain stayed away all day after a daring solo break in the first 15km of the race, finishing 3 minutes ahead of Melisa Rollins (2nd) also solo, who was unable to be caught by a chasing group that included Tiffany Cromwell (3rd), Samara Sheppard (4th) and Tori Barry (5th).

Frain takes the Oceania title along Jones who spent a lot of the day having to chase hard after puncturing twice, finishing 54 seconds behind Bardet and ahead of a fractured chase group including Alexey Vermueulen (3rd), Mark O’Brien (4th) and Brent Rees (5th) and Ian Boswell (6th).