Mtbdog
Well-Known Member
That bike is too small for @Miracle Max IMHO
On the days that you are 5 10 the medium will fit and on the days you are 5 11 a large will fit.5 11 or 5 10 depending on how straight I stand
That bike is too small for @Miracle Max IMHO
Screw the number's, just try it. I'm about the same height as you, and depending on the bike, can ride anywhere from a 16" to 19", but 17.5 to 18 seems to fit best. My on one was a 16", my rocky is 19"...I have no problems riding either.On the days that you are 5 10 the medium will fit and on the days you are 5 11 a large will fit.
Size large frame should do it.
Everyone has a budget. I don’t go to a gym so I see my bikes as an alternative to a gym membership. We are over 11000 posts so I lost track. What is wrong with your current bike(besides the fork)?Hey stop trying to talk me out of a snow blower
Everyone has a budget. I don’t go to a gym so I see my bikes as an alternative to a gym membership. We are over 11000 posts so I lost track. What is wrong with your current bike(besides the fork)?
Whats the backup plan?Frank. You riding Wildcat tomorrow if the ride is still on?
Full squish or hardtail?New bike? I want a fat for the snow but I also want something with a 29 27+ ability for fun
New bike? I want a fat for the snow but I also want something with a 29 27+ ability for fun
I compared a 3” (Ibis Mojo) plus bike to my 4.7” snow tire specific fat bike under the same conditions(alternated bikes during the same ride) last winter and did not find much of a difference. I put most of my miles in during winter due to the BIYF contest so have a good feel for different types of snow. Maybe under extreme conditions the fat bike is better but I’m not sold. Don’t get me wrong, I like my fat bike but I would have been just as happy with a plus bike for most winter riding. Now I wait for a die hard fat bike owner to tell me why I am wrong...New bike? I want a fat for the snow but I also want something with a 29 27+ ability for fun
What are the conditions at High Mountain?Whats the backup plan?
There's still 3" of snow on my front lawn so I would say a no go. I'll do a recon in a bit.What are the conditions at High Mountain?
Wish I could but wasnt gonna get down and back in time.Anyone else coming?
Edit: Judging by the comments it’s not likely to happen.Frank. You riding Wildcat tomorrow if the ride is still on?
Squishy like meFull squish or hardtail?
if your budget is tight get the 27.5+ to start with and go from there, it works fine in most of the snow we get around here, and is still fun to ride all year round.
I compared a 3” (Ibis Mojo) plus bike to my 4.7” snow tire specific fat bike under the same conditions(alternated bikes during the same ride) last winter and did not find much of a difference. I put most of my miles in during winter due to the BIYF contest so have a good feel for different types of snow. Maybe under extreme conditions the fat bike is better but I’m not sold. Don’t get me wrong, I like my fat bike but I would have been just as happy with a plus bike for most winter riding. Now I wait for a die hard fat bike owner to tell me why I am wrong...
Really putting it in perspective for me I saw that Farley and saw a lot of bike for the money but I don't want over lapping purpose in my stable. If a + does a fine job than I spend the money on a good + wheel set for the stumpy