Lazy Horse Gravel Grind

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Last Day for Primal Shirts to order is TODAY by Midnight!!Get those orders in!!You asked and we listened!!Primal store i...
06/01/2026

Last Day for Primal Shirts to order is TODAY by Midnight!!

Get those orders in!!

You asked and we listened!!

Primal store is open back up until June 1st!

Delivery July 17. They will be shipped to you!

https://via.primalcustom.com/collections/ts-16903

It is official. LHGG has given up our dates and is now fully supporting the Cowboy Gravel Grind in Norfolk. Here’s what ...
05/25/2026

It is official. LHGG has given up our dates and is now fully supporting the Cowboy Gravel Grind in Norfolk.

Here’s what you have to look forward to! Link in the comments.

The Short Line Shuffle-18 Mile:

Saddle up for a laid-back ride on The Short Line Shuffle – 18 Mile. Designed for riders who want to soak in the scenery without the strain, this out-and-back course offers a smooth and approachable introduction to gravel riding.

With just around 90 feet of elevation gain, this route keeps things gentle and enjoyable, making it perfect for beginners, families, or anyone looking for a relaxed spin. You’ll cruise primarily along the scenic Cowboy Trail, where wide-open skies and peaceful stretches of Nebraska countryside set the tone for a true prairie experience.

Midway through your journey, you’ll roll into Battle Creek for a convenient stop—an ideal chance to rest, refuel, and take in a bit of small-town charm before heading back the way you came.

Whether you're new to gravel or just in it for a calm, easy ride, The Short Line Shuffle delivers a welcoming adventure with just the right touch of cowboy spirit.

Tracks and Tread 50K:

Saddle up for the heart of the Cowboy Gravel Grinder with the Tracks and Tread 50K—a perfect blend of scenic cruising and rewarding effort. This 50-kilometer route delivers approximately 500 feet of elevation gain, offering a smooth yet engaging ride for gravel cyclists of all levels.

Rolling out from the brewery, riders will head south into Nebraska’s wide-open countryside, where quiet gravel roads stretch across gently rolling terrain. Expect sweeping views, fresh country air, and the rhythmic crunch of gravel beneath your tires as you find your pace.

The route leads you toward Battle Creek, guiding you through a landscape that feels both rugged and peaceful. With manageable climbs and long, flowing stretches, this course is designed to keep you moving while still giving you time to take in the surroundings.

After reaching the turnaround, you’ll retrace your path back north, finishing where it all began—at the brewery—where a well-earned drink and camaraderie await.

Whether you're pushing your limits or enjoying the ride, the Tracks and Tread 50K captures the spirit of gravel riding: freedom, grit, and just the right amount of adventure.

100K Route – The Frontier Fondo

Saddle up for the ultimate prairie adventure on The Frontier Fondo, the signature 100K route of the Cowboy Gravel Grinder. Rolling out from the brewery, riders head south into the heart of wide-open country, where the gravel stretches endlessly beneath big Nebraska skies.

With roughly 1,300 feet of elevation gain, this route offers a perfect balance of challenge and flow—long, steady rollers, punchy climbs, and rewarding descents that keep your legs working and your spirit soaring. Along the way, you’ll wind through quiet country roads, pass through charming small towns, and take in sweeping scenic views that define the frontier landscape.

Expect a ride that feels both rugged and welcoming—where every mile tells a story, every hill reveals a new horizon, and every turn reminds you why gravel riding is as much about the journey as the finish line.

The Frontier Fondo isn’t just a ride—it’s a full immersion into the soul of gravel country.

Bonus Sunday Morning Breakfast ride! (Fun name coming soon!) This ride will follow the same route as "The Short Line Shuffle-18 Mile, getting to take in the beautiful scenery of the Cowboy Trail out to a breakfast stop at a local coffee shop in Battle Creek then return home!

I know when most people see Gary on this bike, pulling a trailer, they say that it’s awesome. It is awesome but not just...
05/23/2026

I know when most people see Gary on this bike, pulling a trailer, they say that it’s awesome.

It is awesome but not just because it has delicious beer in it. It’s awesome for a lot more reasons than that.

First off…It’s a fat bike. It’s slow and miserable to begin with.

Then he decides to pull a trailer full of beer. When full I’m sure it’s weighing around 100lbs full. Kinda like riding a tandom where the guy in the back doesn’t pedal and just catches wind.

Since that obviously wasn’t enough drag he added a flag to make it fair for the people riding with him. No one wants to get left behind by the guy riding a fat bike pulling a hundred pound sled.

At about 6 miles out I came up behind him and asked him if he wanted to trade and bring the SxS back.

I was fortunate to get to share in the glory and bring it the last 6 miles in. The trailer was empty.

I have no idea how he does this but I agree…

It’s pretty awesome!

05/22/2026

After 8 years the folks that put on the Lazy Horse Gravel Grind have decided to call it quits. This ride was always about sharing miles with friends, communi...

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