Single digit fun.
01-21-22, 04:25 PM
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What a great half day Friday, suns out, studs are on, and it's a cool crisp 7 degrees. How can you not have fun with these great winter conditions?
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01-21-22, 06:55 PM
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Very nice. Besides the studs, how much difference is there between a fat bike and a mountain bike on the snow? I've never been on a fat bike but have ridden in snow on hardtails. Never as cold as in the video, though.
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01-21-22, 07:11 PM
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I have a 29 plus hardtail with studded tires and am out with that one also. I'll move between bikes depending on snow conditions and type of trails. Today I was on groomed and ungroomed, with some good sections of ice so the fat bike got the call. I wanted a bigger tire pattern today and the Fat Bike has 5's while the plus bike has 3's.
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I think I prefer 7 deg C over 7 deg F, and both over 7 deg K. 
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01-22-22, 06:12 AM
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oh man, looks like perfect conditions
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