Where did you take your Fatbike today? Pics only, no words.
03-04-19, 04:47 PM
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03-04-19, 05:11 PM
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they came stock on this Mongoose Dolemite my girls bought me for my 50th Birthday a year ago. The bike definitely needed some upgrades to be usable, (trigger shifter, upgraded derailleur, aluminum handlebars/seat post) and, while a far cry from what I would have bought for myself, still puts a smile on my face every time I ride it. For a “sometimes” bike, I really enjoy it.
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07-14-19, 09:01 PM
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I know no words but ask to be excused for a few or it doesn't make sense.
Pitt Addington marsh. A 17km route along dike trails and gravel roads, some seldom used. Like a safari by fat bike in the Serengeti (I imagine, haven't been there).
Ok.. enough talk:
Pitt Addington marsh. A 17km route along dike trails and gravel roads, some seldom used. Like a safari by fat bike in the Serengeti (I imagine, haven't been there).
Ok.. enough talk:
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08-07-19, 08:58 AM
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It's the same as a normal bike as far as riding is concerned but the effort level is higher. But then again, so is the fun factor. They aren't far fast bikes.
However, I was riding a loaded tour bike on singletrack with some obstacles, logs, rocks, steep inclines/declines etc... and some sand and fist sized rocky beach. Hard to do that on a road bike.
However, I was riding a loaded tour bike on singletrack with some obstacles, logs, rocks, steep inclines/declines etc... and some sand and fist sized rocky beach. Hard to do that on a road bike.
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08-26-19, 10:39 AM
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09-30-19, 09:49 AM
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10-05-19, 07:31 PM
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