2011 Surly Pugsley Fat Bike
- Thread starter saltyman
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managed to get out briefly this week, been in agony with a bad back, so was nice to blow the cobwebs off myself and the fat bike.......the wind was shocking!!!!!
first ride was down the local canal (ulverston) to see if the tide was out.....fat chance, the heavy rain has flooded fields and the tide level was higher than normal :?
the island in the pic below can, at low tide, be accessed on foot!
climbing the local monument you can see signs of winter storms and flood damage, the snow capped mountains are not visible due to cloud.....
views are great though, this is less than 1 mile from my girlfriends front door
first ride was down the local canal (ulverston) to see if the tide was out.....fat chance, the heavy rain has flooded fields and the tide level was higher than normal :?
the island in the pic below can, at low tide, be accessed on foot!
climbing the local monument you can see signs of winter storms and flood damage, the snow capped mountains are not visible due to cloud.....
views are great though, this is less than 1 mile from my girlfriends front door
glad the back is a bit better i know haw painfull a bad back can be, got run over by a BMW a few years back
bet you are looking forward to the moonlander landing
cant wait to see pics of it and ride reports from you.
have sold my stumpie now so just need to choose what fat bike to go for, am very tempted by the black ops pug.
take care of the back
stubbsy
i know haw painfull a bad back can be, got run over by a BMW a few years backbet you are looking forward to the moonlander landing
cant wait to see pics of it and ride reports from you.
have sold my stumpie now so just need to choose what fat bike to go for, am very tempted by the black ops pug.
take care of the back
stubbsy
What is like in mud. I think of Thetford forest after heavy rain. It gets pretty claggy and Epping Forest a permanent mire and a normal bike struggles in those cases. Would the Pugsley fair any better or would it get bogged down in deep mud.
I think a SS version of one of these would be good as I do not see it as a hill climber.
I think a SS version of one of these would be good as I do not see it as a hill climber.
