Old 10-04-19 | 08:57 AM
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Leebo
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Originally Posted by General Geoff
Fat bikes are great for loose and soft terrain. Sand, snow, mud, that sort of thing. But they are far less efficient than normal MTBs on harder packed surfaces.
Would disagree on the less efficient part. My hardtail fatty weighs less than my full sus. Try some 80 mm tubeless rims with 80 mm summer tires. Superb traction with monster truck capabilities. Great for all around mt biking. Not my first choice for really tech, chunky trail though. Do not underestimate the fun factor. A great addition to the stable, imho.
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