Who has a fatbike?
#1
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Who has a fatbike?
With the new On-One Fatty coming out, I'm seriously thinking of selling my current bike and picking up a fatty. The Fatty is supposed to be trail oriented and designed with singletrack in mind, and I've seen plenty of pics of fatbikes catching some good air and doing rollers. I could also then ride year round and ride to work in the winter and just have fun in the snow. My bike has a clean 2010 AL frame with 9sp XTR derailers, LX brake levers/shifters, BB7s, and an almost new Marzocchi DJ2 fork, so I'm thinking I could get ~$500 for it. I can't afford a Fatty without selling first, so it's one or the other.
To those who have spent a reasonable amount of time on a fatbike, I'd like to hear some opinions on making a trail riding geometry fatbike your only MTB.
To those who have spent a reasonable amount of time on a fatbike, I'd like to hear some opinions on making a trail riding geometry fatbike your only MTB.
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I'm not sure about a fatbike as your only MTB. I think it would be killer to own one, though.
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Exactly. They're really cool and I wished I had one to compliment my regular MTB before. I've test ridden one on singletrack in ~2" of snow before and it was really fun. I haven't gotten one before because they were basically still just "fatbikes" for snow and sand. But now with the Fatty being made with trail riding geometry, I'm Really tempted.