// THE WHAT
GRAVITYHILL is the domestique. The one who does the work so the good stuff gets through.
It lives in the overlap. Cycling, culture, fashion, design, and the quiet connections between them. We pay attention to the things that make cycling feel alive. Small makers. Good ideas. Objects worth caring about. Kit that holds up on the bike and after the ride.
We care about taste. We care about context. We care if something survives a coffee ride and the rest of the day.
Not watts. Not FTPs. Not podium math. Think less race recap. More noticing how cycling bleeds into fashion, attitude, and how people actually move through the world.
Welcome to the squadra.
// THE WHO
My name is Kevin Colarusso. I am based in Montreal.
I spent the better part of a decade in five-star hospitality, which teaches you one thing above everything else: the details are never small. Nothing gets a second chance. That standard followed me here.
Before hospitality, I ran a clothing brand for three years. Designed and made everything from scratch. Pattern to finished garment. So when we write about fabric, fit, or construction, we are not guessing.
I came to cycling in 2019 and went looking for something that covered the culture the way it deserved. Something with a real point of view. Something that knew what was cool and wasn’t afraid to say why. It didn’t exist so here we are.
GRAVITYHILL lives in long rides, group chats, screenshots, saved links, and too many open tabs. In caring about materials, fit, and atmosphere. In knowing the difference between something that looks good and something that feels right.
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// THE WHY
Because cycling deserves more than being reduced to numbers or results.
The sport has always had a culture running underneath it. The clothes. The objects. The riders who cared about both. The small decisions that turn a sport into an identity and an identity into something personal. That’s the part nobody is covering properly.
We’re not here to explain cycling to you. We’re here because we noticed something and couldn’t stop thinking about it. That’s where every piece starts. That’s where this whole thing started.
// WHAT LIVES HERE
BREAKAWAY is for getting off the wheel. Longer thoughts on cycling, culture, and taste. Less reaction. More distance.
FEED ZONE is for the scroll. Kit, objects, rare finds, and things worth stopping for. On the bike and off it. Each find gets a verdict. We don’t describe things we could just show you.
MOODY BOARDS. No explanation. No context. Just the feeling.
THE DROP is what’s in our ears right now. No genres. No algorithms. Just tracks worth sharing. Press play.
ROADBOOK is for when you’re rolling into somewhere new. Where to ride, where to eat, where to stop. We’ve been there or we’ve done the research properly. Real places, real opinions, real coffee.
MAGIC SPANNER is for the conversation behind the ride. The riders, makers, and obsessives who make cycling culture worth caring about. Good questions, short introductions, let the subject carry the weight.
LEFT TURNS is where we go off script. Things no one asked for. Things that needed to be said. Still us. Just further out.
You can also follow us on Instagram here, but in its purest and most beautiful form this is a newsletter, something to slow your timeline down.
To submit a site, product, or whatever you’re working on, email KMC@GRAVITYHILL.CC. We read everything. Posting is never guaranteed, but curiosity always is.
