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My first fat bike.
So I picked up a marketplace fat bike.
I believe it's a dynacraft krusher. Decals have been removed. This thing appears to have had a rough life before me. Definitely needs some maintenance. But previous owner just spent 207$ on brakes at a shop. With receipts to prove it I paid 200$ for bike. It chucked a rear pad on her maiden voyage. But I logged about 10 miles on it and love it. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c56cdded29.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...a71ca3f5ab.jpg my other bikes will probably sit and collect dust with this thing in the stable |
Fat bikes are a hoot! Glad you gave one a try. I ride them almost exclusively in the winter, whether there's snow or not.
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Yeah so much fun.
This bike will help me keep a slower pace riding with my kids and wife. Probably gonna sell my other bikes besides a backup and my mountainbike |
Good deal, but I see rust on a few things. You might want to make sure all the bearings are rolling smoothly
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Originally Posted by MarcusT
(Post 23598797)
Good deal, but I see rust on a few things. You might want to make sure all the bearings are rolling smoothly
Guess my winter overhaul plan comes early for this bike |
Originally Posted by Unkle ruckus
(Post 23598839)
Rear wheel bearing failed on my big 62 mile ride yesterday.
Guess my winter overhaul plan comes early for this bike |
Originally Posted by CrimsonEclipse
(Post 23600776)
Depending on the damage, you might need a new hub.
With amount of play I would not be surprised if hub got ate up If it does I'm probably gonna go with a coaster brake set up. |
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