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Northern Pond Road

January 01, 2015

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In March 2014 a group of us tackle Norther Pond Road and the slick ice of the pond itself.

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How to Install a Dropper Post | TranzX

Seatposts are probably one of the least flashy parts on your fatbike, yet they play such and important role. I have ridden with stock alloy, aftermarket alloy (bling), suspension post (Thudbuster) and carbon (Wren). All of which have certain advantages and characteristics. The one seatpost that did not get under me was a dropper post.

Skinny Tubes in a Fatbike | Do They Work?

Most fatbikes come stock with heavy duty fatbike tubes that measure 3.5 – 4.0 or larger and they are quite heavy. In order to reduce weight, many folks go the tubeless route using some sort of rim strip, a special valve and filling their tire with several ounces of viscous liquid. This setup has never really appealed to me, and getting full of goop when making a trail side repair is not my cup of tea.

Fatbike Front Suspension | Guide & Comparison

Many people will agree that front suspension is not really needed on a fattie in the winter as the white stuff generally covers the nasty humps and bumps. The available squish in the aired down tires make most riding quite enjoyable. However, when riding trails frequented by hikers, front suspension is appreciated when hitting frozen sunken footsteps.

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