Anybody else hate Coleman?

[The History Man]

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Serious question: could you go fat front and normal suspension back?

 

[The History Man]

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Lurve

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2013-Salsa-Be ... 27e2747a86

 

[Logic.Al]

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Serious question: could you go fat front and normal suspension back?

You could to a point. The Maverick forks had a lot of clearance. Not quite the 4" of a fatbike tyre but close. Otherwise a fat/normal hardtail would be easy enough. On-one do the Fat forks.

 

[The History Man]

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Serious question: could you go fat front and normal suspension back?

You could to a point. The Maverick forks had a lot of clearance. Not quite the 4" of a fatbike tyre but close. Otherwise a fat/normal hardtail would be easy enough. On-one do the Fat forks.

Funny you should mention that. Tyres start at £50 odd plus tube and disc brake.......

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111325684985? ... EBIDX%3AIT

 

[Takingabreak]

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I'm wondering how fat I can go with a Raleigh Dunedancer and drop bars, the answer is probably not fat enough.

I really want to try one, not sure I want to own one.

Anywhere rent them out for a month?

I need a http://www.rentafatty.com :shock:

 

[Logic.Al]

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I'm wondering how fat I can go with a Raleigh Dunedancer and drop bars, the answer is probably not fat enough.

I really, really want to try one, not sure I want to own one.

Anywhere rent them out for a month?

I need a http://www.rentafatty.com :shock:

I'm a bit fat. You could rent me. But you could buy an on-one fatbike for what it'll cost you

Really skinny rear with a massive fat front end would look good if my M-trax's are anything to go by.