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montuckyredd1
- Member since Oct 26, 2011
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If it has two wheels and is man powered I'm a fan
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montuckyredd1 f2theabio's article
Feb 18, 2014 at 13:01
Feb 18, 2014
Video: World´s First Gearbox Fat Bike
My moonlander and i went for a bike/board adventure last weekend... awesome. next up is an overnight stay... ride in, set up camp, skin up, shred down, repeat... eat, sleep in a wood heated tent, eat, skin, shred.... for some of you the picture should be clearing up now.
montuckyredd1 brule's article
Apr 23, 2013 at 7:47
Apr 23, 2013
What Tyler Found: Day 4 - Sea Otter 2013
those "fat bikes" from wally world are dangerous!!!
they want to wreck you!!! it will cost more than a surly to fix you, don't do it...
cheapo everything... go to www.fatbike.com there is a 2 part series on them.
montuckyredd1 BigTimber's article
Feb 1, 2013 at 9:11
Feb 1, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
AHHH.. sorry, my bad...That would be very interesting... wonder how it would handle in powder? might be a big air application only...
montuckyredd1 BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 8:36
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
very small amount of impact...less than a hiker or regular sized tire bike... just did a study last week. we had a chinook that blew through and took most of our snow with it... my 5" wide tires left less of a mark than the hiker and his dog before me... of course this was a clay based, decomposed granite (almost sandy) section that wasn't covered in ice...
montuckyredd1 BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 8:16
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
i don't think you would have the clearance on the sides or the top... a 26" fat wheeel is essentially a 29er... some of the tires are pushing 5" wide...
montuckyredd1 BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 8:14
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
Got a moonlander in my quiver and now i can seriously say i have no excuse to not ride... put some studded tires on this thing and its like a cat on carpet... 6" of pow and no $$ for a lift ticket and the avy conditions are deadly? i can still ride... i say anyone who is a cyclophile should at least try one, you'll buy it. pretty damned fun to ride in the summer too.
