ENVE has upped the style quotient on its MOG with the addition of three new striking colorways, adding a fresh palette of Wayfinder Coral, Recon Green and Aspen paint schemes to its popular gravel bike.
The MOG first broke cover in 2023, marking the American brand’s first foray into the gravel segment, providing gravelers with a one-bike solution to tackle the great expanse.
While there’s a myriad of definitions in the Urban Dictionary that pertain to MOG, ENVE says the moniker simply refers to a state of mind that suggests boundless energy and enthusiasm when it comes to cycling.
“MOG is a noun, verb, acronym, and unequivocally a state of mind for those who push the boundaries of distance and rolling exploration. There’s no road too long, no course too tough for those willing to MOG,” says ENVE.
Integration was a major factor when designing the MOG, which utilizes ENVE’s In-Route internal cable system and Aero Integrated stem, including a new Positive version that adds more rise to the stem’s offset, while features include a threaded T47 bottom bracket and a removable UDH derailleur hanger that allows for both mechanical and electronic groupsets in 1x and 2x variants.
Additionally, the 27.2 seat tube allows for the use of a dropper seatpost, letting riders adjust their saddle height position to accommodate the most challenging of off-road exploits.
The MOG is available as a frameset only for $4,100, as well as a complete bike with build options that span SRAM Force XPLR and RED XPLR grouspets with prices ranging from $8,250.00 to $11,250.00.
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