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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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Interbike 2014: Mavic, Norco, Easton, Race Face, and Park Tool
While we’ve been keeping you up-to-date on the latest from Mavic right here on the Singletracks blog, a new Crossmax SL, Crossmax XL, Crossmax Enduro and other bits round out Mavic’s updates for 2015. Although the enduro wheels are nothing new, I want to clarify that the enduros are considered a race day wheel, while …
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15 Fat Bikes Bringing Traction to the Masses
In years past, getting your hands on a fat bike used to be a difficult endeavor: few brands made them, and seemingly fewer bike shops carried those brands. In 2013 the number of brands offering fat bikes expanded, but there still weren’t enough options to meet the demand, with many models sold out before they …
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