Okay, here’s a breakdown of teh information contained within the provided HTML snippet, focusing on the images and their captions. This appears to be from a VeloNews article reviewing the “State Titanium All-Road” bicycle.
Image 1:
* Alt Text: “state titanium all road ti velo field test-15”
* Caption: “(Photo: Satchel Cronk for Velo)”
* Source: https://velo-cdn.outsideonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/state-titanium-all-road-ti-velo-field-test-15-scaled.jpg
* Dimensions: 3840x? (height is scaled)
* description: This image likely shows the overall bike, possibly in a natural surroundings.
Image 2:
* Alt Text: “state titanium all road ti velo field test-7”
* Caption: “Every State Titanium All-Road is equipped with SRAM UDH.” (Photo: Satchel Cronk for Velo)
* Source: https://velo-cdn.outsideonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/state-titanium-all-road-ti-velo-field-test-7-scaled.jpg
* Dimensions: 3840x? (height is scaled)
* Description: This image focuses on a detail of the bike – specifically, the SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH).
Image 3:
* Alt Text: “state titanium all road ti velo field test-11”
* Caption: “SRAM Apex AXS works well enough.However, the braking is a step behind the Shimano and SRAM Rival AXS options here.(Photo: Satchel Cronk for Velo)”
* Source: https://velo-cdn.outsideonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/state-titanium-all-road-ti-velo-field-test-11-scaled.jpg
* Dimensions: 3840x? (height is scaled)
* Description: This image shows the SRAM Apex AXS components, and the caption indicates a critique of the braking performance compared to other options.
Image 4:
* The HTML snippet is incomplete for the fourth image. It starts with <figure id="attachment_973706" class="pom-image-wrap photo-alignnone"> but doesn’t include the closing tag or the image details.
Overall Observations:
* Photographer: All photos are credited to Satchel Cronk for Velo.
* Website: The images are hosted on velo-cdn.outsideonline.com, suggesting the article is on VeloNews (part of Outside Online).
* Date: The images are in a directory named “2025/12”, which is fascinating as it suggests the article was published in December 2025 (or is a future-dated post).
* Image Quality: The images are served as WebP format with a quality setting of 75 and are responsive (using fit=cover).
* Focus: The images highlight key features of the bike: overall appearance, the UDH, and the SRAM Apex AXS groupset. The captions provide context and a critical assessment of the components.
* Accessibility: The alt attributes are present, which is good for accessibility.
If you provide the complete HTML, I can give you a more thorough analysis, including details about the fourth image.
