VN pod, ep. 113: SRAM's 12-speed eTap; Kabush wins Iceman on gravel bike?

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News leaked out this week that SRAM is developing a new 12-speed eTap component group. We bring tech editor Dan Cavallari on the show to discuss its likely features and what it takes to increase the size of a cassette. Then, we serve up some takes on the 2019 Giro d'Italia route. Will the mountainous back half of the race make up for what seems like a boring start? Who will win it? And finally we talk to Geoff Kabush who dared to ride a gravel bike in a mountain bike race... And in fact, he won Iceman Cometh on those curly bars. This episode of the VeloNews podcast is sponsored by Health IQ. To get a free quote and save money on life insurance, go to www.HealthIQ.com/velonews

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