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  • #966661
    Dickie
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    Such a bad-ass! If it snows again this season you’re too blame!

    #966664
    Bilsko
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    @Dickie 48430 wrote:

    If it snows again this season you’re too blame!

    Challenge Accepted

    [IMG]http://www.washingtonpost.com/rf/image_606w/WashingtonPost/Content/Blogs/capital-weather-gang/201302/images/latest%20last%20snow2.jpg?uuid=8j8OCHrMEeKaddqwIBZw2g[/IMG]

    #966665
    consularrider
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    Looking forward to the review.

    #966673
    vvill
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    Fatbike envy, I haz it.

    #966674
    TwoWheelsDC
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    I wanna ride it!! Seriously, crusing down the C&O on that thing would be so much fun. Up the Custis, ehhhhhh….not so much.

    #966676
    Bilsko
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    @vvill 48442 wrote:

    Fatbike envy, I haz it.

    Shouldda let you take a spin this morning. Will definitely let you roll around whenever you’re feeling adventurous. Eggbeater/SPDs ok, right?

    #966677
    Bilsko
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    @TwoWheelsDC 48443 wrote:

    I wanna ride it!! Seriously, crusing down the C&O on that thing would be so much fun. Up the Custis, ehhhhhh….not so much.

    I am dreading the climb up to Macarthur & Foxhall from Canal Rd. Not sure which will be harder though, standing up and pedaling up or getting off and pushing a 45lb beast up.

    #966678
    GuyContinental
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    How do your kids feel about you crushing their Thomas trains like a bike-messenger Godzilla? Muahaha!

    #966679
    vvill
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    @Bilsko 48446 wrote:

    I am dreading the climb up to Macarthur & Foxhall from Canal Rd. Not sure which will be harder though, standing up and pedaling up or getting off and pushing a 45lb beast up.

    The Strava power numbers will be interesting! (assuming you input that bike)

    #966681
    Bilsko
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    @vvill 48448 wrote:

    The Strava power numbers will be interesting! (assuming you input that bike)

    Oh right! I almost forgot to add the new bike to my list.

    #966682
    TwoWheelsDC
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    Actually, this brings up an honest question….what is the purpose of a fatbike? I mean, I get that they’d be fun for singletrack and all that stuff, but most (all?) seem to be single speed, which would limit your terrain choices. So what’s the deal?

    #966686
    Bilsko
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    @TwoWheelsDC 48451 wrote:

    Actually, this brings up an honest question….what is the purpose of a fatbike? I mean, I get that they’d be fun for singletrack and all that stuff, but most (all?) seem to be single speed, which would limit your terrain choices. So what’s the deal?

    Lots of SS fatbikes, but I think most of Surly’s builds come well-geared. The Walgoose is probably a little too heavy for the serious technical terrain, but a lighter (25-30lb) option from Surly or custom carbon builds can go on some pretty gnarly terrain.

    Great for snow riding, good on sand (although I’ve learned that the beach I have easy access too doesn’t allow bikes). Here’s a good example: http://www.ericlarsenexplore.com/expedition/cyclesouth

    A few more tame examples: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fatbike&page=&utm_source=opensearch

    Also youtube: “Surly Moonlander” “Surly pugsley” “Surly Neck Romancer”

    #966687
    americancyclo
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    Needs more shame.

    Also, I want to try!

    #966691
    Rootchopper
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    And I thought my Bike Friday and my Tour Easy were oddballs. No longer.

    BTW, for some reason I am wondering what happens if you put helium in those tires.

    #966692
    jrenaut
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    @Rootchopper 48460 wrote:

    BTW, for some reason I am wondering what happens if you put helium in those tires.

    I don’t know, but I have already clicked the ELITE button for when it happens.

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