I don't Facebook so I can't see anything in that group, but I would possibly be interested. What size is it? Can you PM me details and some pics? I want to make sure it's not too green for me.
Fat bike recommendation
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I don't Facebook so I can't see anything in that group, but I would possibly be interested. What size is it? Can you PM me details and some pics? I want to make sure it's not too green for me.
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Screenshots!?!
JerseyPete
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You already have a fat bike. What improvements are you looking for in an additional one?
Redundancy. Its. Good thing
JerseyPete
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So it is not a case of better frame or suspension, just adding to the numbers.
Yeah, I'm not really in the market for another fat bike, but I'm also not not in the market for another fat bike.
I'm assuming @Leftymuk's bike doesn't have suspension, and there is no better suspension than the Mastodon that I've already got 😉
JerseyPete
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So the fat bike group is say, 45% hardtail 45% rigid and 10% full suspension?
What about frame material?
What about frame material?
I'm not really sure how the percentages break down, but I would think it's not split evenly between rigid and hardtails. I would guess that rigid is a lot more common.
Mine is carbon, mainly because the year that I bought it the carbon one came with a 150mm front wheel/fork and was only a few hundred dollars more. I figured it was worth the extra money and I also figured I would want a suspension fork. To be honest, I can't believe that I haven't killed this frame yet.
JerseyPete
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Thanks Jim. I'm curious about these bikes and if it would put me in the woods more often than my non fat mtb.
qclabrat
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Lol thanks, what size is it?
Looks like I would need a large, but if this doesn't sell then maybe I'll throw a leg over it and see.
