Dave Alderson with the Smokestone Mr Harry titanium monster gravel bike in northern Europe

WHY MR HARRY?

A gravel bike with a different idea of what gravel means.

Mr Harry was designed for riders who want the efficiency and feel of a drop-bar bike, but don't want to be restricted to smooth gravel roads.

With generous tyre clearance, a stable off-road geometry and the ability to carry luggage, Mr Harry sits somewhere between a gravel bike, adventure bike and drop-bar mountain bike.

It is equally at home on forest tracks, rough bridleways, long-distance bikepacking routes and the kind of trails where a conventional gravel bike starts to feel out of its depth.

BUILT AROUND BIGGER TYRES

The thinking behind Mr Harry was simple: more tyre means more capability.

The frame was designed around large-volume tyres from the beginning, giving you the grip, comfort and control needed when the surface gets rough.

It's not trying to be a road bike that happens to accept bigger tyres.

It's an off-road bike with drop bars.

Smokestone owner Michael Page bikepacking the Cotswolds on Mr Harry

BUILT TO EXPLORE

MORE THAN A GRAVEL BIKE

Mr Harry is built for the rides that don't always follow the map.

From fast gravel and forest tracks to rough bridleways and long-distance bikepacking, the generous tyre clearance gives you the freedom to choose your route rather than your route choosing your bike.

Drop bars keep things comfortable and efficient on long days, while the big tyres give you the grip and control when the surface gets rough.

LOAD IT. RIDE IT. KEEP GOING.

With plenty of clearance and mounting options, Mr Harry is equally suited to lightweight adventures or fully loaded bikepacking.

Whether you're heading out for a few hours or disappearing for a few days, Mr Harry is ready to go with you.

Michael Page bikepacking on the Smokestone Mr Harry at Old Harry Rocks, Dorset

Dropout options, sliding or UDH fixed.

Internal or external cable routing