When you get some time tell us a story on your thoughts on that bike. It sort of looks like a sort of skinner tired fat bike with the 3.0s or a really fat tired 29er horse. Is that some sort of inbetweener style ride? I sort of like the idea of a semi fat bike without the cowboy wide bottom bracket that can still roll on snow or bog dog style. No hurrys on the story, but always tell them so well. Gots my hot chocolate and cookies ready for this one.
When you get some time tell us a story on your thoughts on that bike. It sort of looks like a sort of skinner tired fat bike with the 3.0s or a really fat tired 29er horse. Is that some sort of inbetweener style ride? I sort of like the idea of a semi fat bike without the cowboy wide bottom bracket that can still roll on snow or bog dog style. No hurrys on the story, but always tell them so well. Gots my hot chocolate and cookies ready for this one.
"Mid-Fat" in the cool kid's lingo - and as big as I build for.
Good for expedition riding, choss, wash riding, bajadas, backcountry fishing.......an all-rounder, really - it's going to have 5" of fork travel too.
I don't get the 4-5" wide tires unless you really are riding on snow or pure sand.
That is exactly what I wanted out of you Mr. Steve. I concur about the snobike idea. Got plenty of friends that ride them all winter in the Twin Cities but to me they are too much like riding a horse style wide q factor. And if I were to want to ride in snopants and mukluks I could see the wider is better, but I still am looking at a conventional bike with a bit wider tires than the 2.25s. Thanks
That is exactly what I wanted out of you Mr. Steve. I concur about the snobike idea. Got plenty of friends that ride them all winter in the Twin Cities but to me they are too much like riding a horse style wide q factor. And if I were to want to ride in snopants and mukluks I could see the wider is better, but I still am looking at a conventional bike with a bit wider tires than the 2.25s. Thanks
2.5's are a nice compromise, with no real compromise!
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