Old 03-22-21 | 10:18 AM
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Ted Noiz
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From: East River, SD

Bikes: 2013 Surly Pugsley

Originally Posted by alo
It depends whether the sand is damp or dry.

It is easy to ride a fat bike on damp sand. No doubt, some of the previous posters are talking about damp sand. Obviously the salt water will quickly destroy the bike.

You wont successfully ride a bike on dry sand. For dry sand, you need at least 400 mm (16 inch) wide tires.
Seth, on a cheap Dolomite with dry sand, wet sand AND saltwater. Search his YouTube video: " Fatbiking in the wake of a cruise ship" HILARIOUS!
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