Cycling is a great way to get around, but there are trails where you know your average road or mountain bike won’t take you. So you might have considered getting a fat bike instead, but you’re still not sure how good it is. Fat bikes are known for their endurance on off-road trails. They can …
Fat tire bikes are growing in popularity due to their versatility, relaxing ride, and larger tire sizes of 3 inches or more. But just before I first got one, I was plagued by one question – are fat tire bikes harder to pedal? Here’s what I found: Fat tire bikes are not harder to pedal. …
Fat bikes are often referred to as durable bikes that focus on fatter tires, whereas full suspension bikes simply have rear and front suspensions. They are both ideal for certain reasons. Fat bikes provide greater comfort, while also giving a much more rigorous workout to the user. They provide unparalleled grip. Full suspension bikes are …
Fat bikes are becoming more popular all the time, and a lot of this is down to how easy they are to ride. I first tried a fat bike last year when we got a bit of snow, and they really stand out as a unique type of bike with so much going for them. …
Both fat bikes and 29ers are widely popular in the cycling community. But which is better? The reality is that what you are going to use your bike for will determine whether a fat bike or a 29er is better for you. A fat bike is ideal for beginner cyclists, that are looking for a …
While there is no doubt that a fat bike can be a wonderful bike to own, it’s not all plain sailing. Any bike in the world will have its own set of disadvantages or problems, and a fat bike is no different. However, while it would be easy for me to sit here and tell …
A fat bike is essentially a mountain bike on steroids. The fat bike is distinguished by its wider tires, which range from three to five inches in width. If you reside in a snowy/icy/cold area, the fat bike outperforms the “normal” bike in terms of value. In this article, I’m going to look at exactly …