Surly Moonlander

its a fatlife indeed :LOL:

suits my riding style, slower but more adventure..........i love to cycle alone and explore places. these bikes takes me there.

there not for everyone, some folk will never understand.

glad i gave them another chance after my salsa mukluk ;)
 
That looks ace. It reminds me very much of my first bike without stabilisers that had balloon like tyres about 3 inches wide, it cornered like a good 'un. This looks like the adult version! :D Gotta get a go!
 
It's bikes like these that turn you into a kid again, when I first got into mountain bikes I lusted after chunkier tires, it was great fun throwing the bikes around and through everything.

Doing the same now with fatbikes :D
 
neebsta":3dx5a2aw said:
How did the Mukluk compare to your 2 Surly fat bikes?

Couldn't fault the mukluk to be honest, very good value for money and also a good handling bike.

If I still had it, I'd be using it just as much :cool:
 
have you punctured a fat bike yet? Are they more prone to them? Must be a bugger to pump up again out in the field with a minipump! :shock:
 
Never had one, though tubes are thick, as are tread on some tires.

They reckon 100 pumps to stick 5psi in.....
 
Looks fantastic. :cool:
Also had a few bits and bobs from Charlie. Faultless service from him. :D

saltyman":w1if5ywz said:
They do actually float, here's my mate Bruce:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hVeI5s7 ... ata_player

Your mate Bruce must be near me. The place where he was swimming at the back of the castle is about 2 miles from my old gaff.
Maybe I could cadge a shot on his if I see him about. :LOL:
 
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