2015 9Zero7 Tusken

I'm offering up my medium frame size 9 Zero 7 Tusken Fat bike. It just isn't getting the miles it deserves, this bike is beautiful, and needs to be ridden more. It was built and shipped from Alaska, only a handful of these were made. The original version had a flawed NuVinci rear hub, this one comes with the rock solid German made Rohloff hub. If you don't know what that is, you must google it. This hub is internally geared, and not outside facing the elements. Because of that, and it's superior craftsmanship, when other drivetrains are worn out, this isn't even broken in yet, these hubs will go well over 100,000 km before a rebuild. This comes paired with a Gates Carbon Belt Drive, again, these belts will last 35,000-40,000 km. This adds up to a bike that is bulletproof. You want a bike that you can take on the beach, in the snow, in the slush, in the mud, and when you're done, just hang it in your shed while it waits for the next ride. There is almost no maintenance on this bike, it just goes where you point it. Maybe hose it off once in a while so people an see it's still a bike under all the mess.

The Rohloff SpeedHub, is a 14 speed internally geared hub, with 13.6% ratio between gears, I wasn't sure about this myself, but it always seems to find the right gear for any situation, and since you can shift at a stand still, or moving it's never too late to shift for a hill, there is no mashing gears. The tallest gear gives plenty of speed (I used it on the road a few times and it'll move) the shortest gear can pull you up any incline. It's a beautiful system.

The Gates Carbon Belt Drive means no more lubing, no more stretching, no more chain suck, no more issues, you'll never hear a peep out of it, unlike a chain that can complain your whole ride.

All aluminum frame, many bag attachment points for any long haul riders, absolutely the most comfortable riding position I've found on a bike.

It comes with 2 brand new 45NRTH Husker Du's... and I mean brand new, they still have all the hairs on them. I'm not cheating and saying this and when you see them the hairs are only on the sidewalls, they are all over the tread, these tires haven't been on a bike yet. And I can throw in the studded Dillinger's, I won't have a bike they can fit on anymore. That's nearly $600 in tires right there.

Come check it out, you won't be disappointed. It's a blast to ride.

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