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Your Dream Fat Build
Has to be available, or reported as coming in the next 6 months (ish)
Ready..... GO!
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Salsa Mukluk frame, titanium.
2 fork options: Carver Carbon for racing and touring, Cannondale Lefty for MTB.
Hope hubs
Some nifty flat bladed black spokes
2 sets of wheels: 1 set with 82mm Rolling Darryls, holey, with Bud/Lou and Surly tubes; 1 set tubeless, with those Northland? rims and a set of high TPI Husker Düs.
Shimano XTR hydro brakes
Eriksen Sweetpost
Thomson titanium bars/stem, or ENVE carbon bars/stem.
Ergon GS grips
Ergon pro carbon mountain saddle, large.
KMC DLC X10sl chain
Hope 2 piece rotors
Chris King headset, BB.
I'd like to say XX1, but that won't really work with this build...so I guess a frankenstein 3x7 to clear the bud/lou.
Crank Brothers Eggbeater 11 pedals, but annodized to match the ride.
Salsa Fliplock.
If there was a good option, I'd contemplate a generator hub setup up front on the fatter tire combo.
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^^^ I like this a LOT, except for the limited rear tire clearance...
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 Originally Posted by SJJ28
^^^ I like this a LOT, except for the limited rear tire clearance...
A Lou will fit on an 82mm rim, if you adjust the Alternator dropouts.
A Lou is as big as I will ever need to go.
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OH REEEEEAAAALLLY!
I may have to take a run out to YOUR LBS to check out whats going on out there!
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salsa full alum squishy(tbd) in yellow.
white ML's with yellow rim strips
white cables & housings
king hubs,bb & headset
2x race face crank
10sp sram cassette
3.8 knards
Q-tubes
dt swiss comp spokes
xtr sti hydros
WTB saddle
enve cf bars/stem
thompson seat post
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 Originally Posted by SJJ28
Has to be available, or reported as coming in the next 6 months (ish)
Ready..... GO!
Can I be the first in a long line of folks that are going to say "I'm already riding it!" or is that being a poor sport? 
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Hmm, maybe my sights are just set low but I am happy with my Necro Pugs as is. Solid build, tires that are perfect for me, Jones Loops, black & badass! I nearly had to sell it due to a family emergency so it has been on my mind of what I might buy once things got back to normal & money. I ended up not having to sell, but I had came to the conclusion that I would buy the same bike again and spec it the same way. If I had the cash, I might do an internal geared hub in the back as I like the SS look but gears are nice. And maybe a black brooks leather saddle?
But I love my pugs. All in all, same build & same color scheme is my dream ride.
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I just wish a Lou on a Clownshoe would fit on the back of my Fatback...
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Most people ply the Well Trodden Path. A few seek a different way, and leave a Trail behind.
- John Hajny, a.k.a. TrailMaker
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vertigo cycles ti fat tyred trail bike - code name: Snow Job.
extra spicy 100mm PF30 bb with custom hollowgram axle cranks 1x10. paragon sliding drops, some other bits and bobs....we'll see.
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 Originally Posted by TrailMaker
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Reminds me of the ending to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, "One of God's own prototypes, too weird to live, too rare to die."
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 Originally Posted by trailmaker
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sick!
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 Originally Posted by TrailMaker
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We have a winner
Next thread please
Sj
 Originally Posted by Tone's
mate if theres grass on the wicket its time to play cricket.
Next time chop it for all its worth...
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frame: titanium 186mm 9:zero:7 or fatback
fork: summer - cannondale lefty, winter - carver o'beast
wheels: summer (Trialtech 47mm rims, 616 hubs, DT Revo, Knard/Nate)
winter (Uma II 90's, Hope hubs, DT Revo, Bud/Lou)
crank: Middleburn duo X-type
pedals: summer (ti eggbeater), winter (45nrth Helva)
chainring: 32t HBC
bashgaurd: BBG
BB & headset: chris king
brakes/rotors: hope tech evo m4/ashima Ai-neon
shifters:SRAM XX 10sp twist
derailleur: SRAM XX 10sp
cassette: SRAM XG-1099 11-36
stem/seatpost/bar: ENVE
saddle: brooks ti swift
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frame: Sandman Hogar
fork: carver o'beast and German A flame for the mountains
wheels: 616 or sandman hubs on trialtech or sandman 55mm rims,knard,HuDu
crank: BOR germany
pedals: XTR
chainring: 20/32
headset: chris king
brakes/rotors: XTR or brake force one
shifters:XTR
derailleur: XTR
cassette: XTR 11-36
stem/seatpost/bar: Easton
gravirty dropper for the mountains: Fox or DNM
saddle: Saevid
Grips: Ergon
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 Originally Posted by TrailMaker
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Dammit. WTF is it? Want.
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I would also build my own ti fat frame. (dream)
My last build was pretty much what I envisioned to be my dream fat bike. The only way I could top it is to build my own frame.
 Originally Posted by MendonCycleSmith
Dammit. WTF is it? Want.
Reminds me of the Fatback
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I reckon if Singular Sam goes ahead with the Puffin with an EBB, that would be a winner. If it was in Ti then doubly so.
As little bike as possible, as silent as possible.
Latitude: 57º36' Highlands, Scotland
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Frame posted by trailmaker is of his own making. Check the frame builder forum for amazing pics. Makes me want to set the computer down and get back to the garage and turn the torch on!
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Trailmakers frame with nvfatty's orange parts would be close to perfect
Sj
 Originally Posted by Tone's
mate if theres grass on the wicket its time to play cricket.
Next time chop it for all its worth...
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 Originally Posted by SlowerJoe
Trailmakers frame with nvfatty's orange parts would be close to perfect
Sj
that would be tasty eah?
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mine looks exactly like the new carver FS fattie
what would rainbow unicorn do?
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 Originally Posted by nvphatty
that would be tasty eah?
yes it would
I could PM you my address if you want to send them to me
 Originally Posted by Tone's
mate if theres grass on the wicket its time to play cricket.
Next time chop it for all its worth...
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Hey;
I'm in the process of getting bids on powder coat. $300 from one company that was super cool to talk to. Kind of pricey though, I think.
Color Scheme - Retro 2-tone, Blue/White;

Blue; Frame, rim strips, Purely Customs grip clamps and engraved stem cap.
White; Drilled rims, bars, stem, spacers, headset, seat clamp, cables/hoses, Hayes Stroker Trails.
If I was made on money, it would be ALL colored to match. I think the frame deserves it, , but... Fun to dream anyway.

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Most people ply the Well Trodden Path. A few seek a different way, and leave a Trail behind.
- John Hajny, a.k.a. TrailMaker
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