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Borealis Releases All-New Carbon Crestone and Alloy Flume Fat Bikes
Ahead of Interbike this year, Borealis has announced the release of two all-new models: the carbon Crestone and alloy Flume. Crestone The new Crestone was constructed with a closed-mold to produce a bombproof carbon fiber frame. With new geometry and this new carbon construction, Borealis claims that the Crestone is built to handle aggressive riders …
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Test Ride Review: Framed Minnesota 2.0
The Framed Minnesota 2.0 is a 4-inch 5-inch, alloy fat bike spec’d with a super affordable build kit and available for under $900. I took one for a quick spin during a recent trip to Framed’s home state, and here’s what I can tell you about this bike. The parts spec on this bike is pretty …
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How to Find the Best Places to Snow Bike
I’ve asserted before, and I’ll say it again: being able to fat bike in the snow has revolutionized the way many riders view the sport of mountain biking. For riders located close to the poles of our planet, fat bikes have allowed this sport to go from a half-year pastime to a full-blown year-long addiction. …
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Fat Bike Buyer’s Guide: High-End Models
Click here to check out part 2: Mid-Range Models. Last updated by Greg Heil on 10/23/14. For a more up-to-date list of the best fat bikes, check out “The 10 Best Fat Bikes of 2016 – Readers’ Choice Awards.” If you’re not satisfied with what everyone else is riding, or if you routinely spend more …
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Fat Bike Buyer’s Guide: Mid-Range Models
Click here to read part 1: Budget Models. Click here for a more up-to-date list of mid-range fat bikes, from $1,000-$2,000. Last updated by Greg Heil on 10/22/14. If you’ve already demoed a fat bike and know for certain that you want one, the mid range ($1,001 – $3,000) offers some excellent builds that will …
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