nice fat tyre vid

[Dingo2024]

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Mexicellent-Adventure-video-2012.html

Ian

 

[Doctorbass]

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Mexicellent-Adventure-video-2012.html

Ian

Yeah! these are certainly the SURLY bike right?

i ever tried one and it's really special but surprizingly easy to pedal! and can climb easy any street border.
Doc

 

[Drunkskunk]

Amazing video. Mine is waiting final assembly, and now after watching that, I'm going nuts wanting to get home an finnish it. Only 8 hours to go! sooo close!

 

[The fingers]

My next MTB tires I'm going as fat as I can. Nice UFO at 11:02. Speeds you right through the line at the border. 8)

 

[Chalo]

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Mexicellent-Adventure-video-2012.html

Yeah! these are certainly the SURLY bike right?

Those look like Surlys, but there are now three kinds of Surly fatbikes-- the 26" x 4" Pugsley, the 26" x 5" Moonlander, and the 29" x 3" Krampus.

Tommi Sea and 9Zero7 also make 26" x 4" MTBs, and Origin8 makes a 26" x 4" cruiser. There are a bunch of others I'm not familiar with mentioned on this page.

Chalo

 

[Thud]

W/regard to fat bikes,
The time i spent on greenamchine's surly pugsly & the larger custom was suprisingly comfortable. The Bikes pedaled as efortlessy as my 86 specialised rockhopper with street tires.

He had a sclumph crank on his folder & a rolloff speed hub laced into the rear of the Pugsly....they were both perfect e-bikes as far as I was concerend. I barely used the hub motor as I pedaled the Pug all over Venice beech. The bikes got lots of 2nd takes. I will definatly pick one up in the not to distant future.
Here is a pic of son #3 & myself under the SantaMonica pierhead w/the fat bikes. 1/2 way thru a nice 20+ mile round trip.