I’ve used Gearrista after every ride for three months on both road and gravel. The drivetrain stays noticeably cleaner over time, and you can see particles being removed during the process. It changes how you approach maintenance. Instead of waiting for buildup, it becomes something you handle continuously. I spend less time on deep cleaning, and the drivetrain feels smoother and more consistent from ride to ride.

Gearrista was developed over three years through structured testing, measurement and iteration. From the start, the focus has been on understanding how the drivetrain actually behaves, rather than designing around assumptions. We developed three working prototypes, each one refining how contact, alignment and rotation interact within the system. Chains, cassettes and frames from multiple premium brands were 3D scanned to define geometry and tolerances accurately.

I’ve been part of the test group throughout the development, contributing feedback from a workshop perspective. I’ve seen the system tested across a wide range of real use cases with both riders and mechanics. That matters, because drivetrain behaviour varies in practice. What convinces me is that the system works with real-world use, not just ideal conditions. It feels stable, predictable and refined over time.