Daily fatbike pic thread
Let's start showing where we take our bikes.
Rogie
I only managed 5 metres on those rocks. Maybe softer pressure and a fat rear tyre might help - or maybe I should acquire some "skillz"
As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
Yellowcraig beach
a lazy pedaler
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La Huasteca
(I know guys, I need to find new places to ride)
and yes Velo... you can do it ----> Wet River post
Alaska Turner Mafia
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Kenai Peninsula, Alaska beach
Near Clam Gulch
Deceleration Trauma is my middle name
yer gonna need a big dummy to carry that home.
If steel is real then aluminium is supercallafragiliniun!
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Eww, you put your bike on it.
Originally Posted by
wedge
go ahead and huck it!!!
Do we need to post it up again. will someone step up and make another that is the question
Seriously did It freak you out knowing that it could just snap and swallow you right up.
Here's my half fat Jones
I've a full fat on order and I can't wait
Here's my new fatback, picture taken at Gooseberry Island in Westport, Massachusetts. Some old WW2 coastal defense fortifications in the background.
locked - time out
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Decals, Finally!
I finally got my decals installed.
Missed this guy so much.
Two king hubs and two Endo's is a pretty intimidating sound!
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Looks great
Nice build
Green ,not mean
and Floating in a Floatilla :)
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As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
Today's ride - Fyrish Monument. If you look at the background you'll see oil rigs.
Loose dry tracks which made for an interesting climb. The big wheel was nice and reassuring on the descent
Fyrish monument by epicyclo , on Flickr
Fyrish monument6 by epicyclo , on Flickr
As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
This is why I want a fatbike
This is what I need a fatbike for by epicyclo , on Flickr
As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
It's back! Snow that is...
The bike was cleaner when I got back from my ride yesterday than when I left. That can only mean one thing - snowbiking season is here. Just two inches or so at the 700-800 ft level, but it was enough that I had to drop tire pressure to keep from spinning out on the steeps. When I heard the crunch of snow under fat rubber I realized how much I missed that sound. Three cheers for winter! vb
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Northern (Nome) exposures
Been having computer troubles in recent weeks, but today I was finally able to get some pics up of recent rides. vb
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here are a couple from my summer:
looking forward to getting out on the mountain this winter. maybe even do a wintry bikepack.
Originally Posted by
martinsillo
La Huasteca
(I know guys, I need to find new places to ride)
and yes Velo... you can do it ---->
Wet River post
Who makes those bars?
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