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    Awesome pics!

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    Not a very exciting pic I know, but it may be step 1 in setting up a race.

    Who's up for racing on smooth ice? The future Crannog Classic.



    We're hoping to mark out a course around the crannog in the middle of the loch and run the inaugural event once the ice is thick enough.


    (We're aiming at 4" ice - hopefully that's enough - if not lifejackets will be worn )
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    From our last ride, we had 4 fat bikes on it including mine, thats the most we ever had together on a ride here in N.E. PA. they are starting to get more and more popular.
    I have been doing my best at spreading the fat bike love and offering rides to anyone that wants one, AJ on the far right rode mine for maybe 5 minutes and went out and bought a Muckluck, and hasn't rode his other bike since.

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    Apocalypse Eve Blizzard Ride

    Here's one from Marquette, MI on the eve of the apocalypse. From area code 906 on a 907. We roll regardless of blizzards or world-ending events. What a blast (literally!)
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    Riding during the blizard. High winds and deep wet snow made for tough miles.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mellomel View Post
    Here's one from Marquette, MI on the eve of the apocalypse. From area code 906 on a 907. We roll regardless of blizzards or world-ending events. What a blast (literally!)
    We've been calling it the Snopocalypse locally, 143 cm (57") this week...
    Unfortunately until the snowshoers/sledders get out there it's a bit too deep to ride.

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    Daily fatbike pic thread-imageuploadedbytapatalk1356112659.187123.jpg

    First snow ride!

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    In a little too deep...

    Trying to cut a path in 10-inches - tough going - but a blast to play in!
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    First snow ride on my pugs yesterday.


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    On the beach

    Staying just outside Helston - thankfully not too badly affected by the floods. The house is on the beach so I took the opportunity to explore the Cornish Coastal Path.*

    The first section is a little rocky


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    The path itself is fairly sodden and parts of it I couldn't ride up, other bits I wouldn't even try to ride down but eventually I made it to the coast watch station at Nares Head where they gave me a cup of tea, a mince pie and let me listen to the gale warning coming in. Force 8, imminent.

    A brief scramble down and I found some beach.


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    The rain got a bit heavier so decided to head for home


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    A lovely morning in VT 12F and sunny.
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    Near Solitude (salt lake city)


    Knee deep if not deeper, so much fun, but my feet where really cold.


    Even falling is fun on a fatbike..

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    Near Meran - South Tyrol - Italy

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    Riding the snowshoe trails my brother groomed on my parent's back 40 acres in north central Wisconsin. Such a blast!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nlongfx View Post


    Riding the snowshoe trails my brother groomed on my parent's back 40 acres in north central Wisconsin. Such a blast!
    What tire pressure are you running? It looks like your rim strip is ready to pop.

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    Getaway on a frozen lake

    This was a really great spot to spend the holidays. She had a shiny new set of Dillingers which were fantastic on the ice, my Nates otoh were 'ok' but really sketchy as expected. The dog didn't enjoy the ice much either and ended up flat out every now and then...he later learned to find the snow patches whenever possible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cytoe View Post
    Awesome picture!

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    Eardley Escarpment

    My friend Brad K. on our ride up the Eardley Escarpment
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tipstall View Post
    What tire pressure are you running? It looks like your rim strip is ready to pop.
    Running 5 psi. Tubeless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dirtrider6 View Post
    From our last ride, we had 4 fat bikes on it including mine, thats the most we ever had together on a ride here in N.E. PA. they are starting to get more and more popular.
    I have been doing my best at spreading the fat bike love and offering rides to anyone that wants one, AJ on the far right rode mine for maybe 5 minutes and went out and bought a Muckluck, and hasn't rode his other bike since.

    Hey that's Me, 1stiski riding the **** brown pugs dressed in blue.. That was some fun trail. WOW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nlongfx View Post
    Running 5 psi. Tubeless.
    Can you share your tubeless setup?

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    Quote Originally Posted by easterntide View Post
    This was a really great spot to spend the holidays. She had a shiny new set of Dillingers which were fantastic on the ice, my Nates otoh were 'ok' but really sketchy as expected. The dog didn't enjoy the ice much either and ended up flat out every now and then...he later learned to find the snow patches whenever possible.
    Love the studded tires. More snow here than ice, but looks mean
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