Wanted PUGSLEY :-)

[yo-eddy]

frame kit or full bike 19" or bigger

 

[saltyman]

keep an eye on the MTBR fat section.........very popular and good for advice too.

http://forums.mtbr.com/fat-bikes/

if i come across anything i will post it up.....good luck.

 

[yo-eddy]

keep an eye on the MTBR fat section.........very popular and good for advice too.

http://forums.mtbr.com/fat-bikes/

if i come across anything i will post it up.....good luck.

thanks a lot

Maybe when your Moonlander arrives you might want to...................????????? please

 

[Jakob]

Try here:

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic ... ab-both-20

Might still be available.

 

[MynameisCasper]

I'm looking for one as well... Plan is to go to Norway next year...

http://classifieds.mtbr.com/showproduct ... 69273&cat=

BTW: If you have one, can I take it for a spin once?

 

[saltyman]

second hand they seem to go for good money, around £900-1100

considering mine was brand new and £1340 delivered complete.

 

[yo-eddy]

second hand they seem to go for good money, around £900-1100

considering mine was brand new and £1340 delivered complete.

my thoughts ...... would love mine to have a Rohloff though

started making a list of parts in my head already

- Pugsley farme/fork (need the 135mm rear for a Rohloff)
- Vicious 80mm rims
- Disc brakes (hydrolic)
- Tyres ???

etc etc......... I'm lost :roll:

 

[saltyman]

larrys are the most versatile rubber.

i prefered them on the mukluk.

current pugs has endo rear/larry front.

forget nates unless you are riding mud only, they eat into sand like an anchor!

 

[yo-eddy]

larrys are the most versatile rubber.

i prefered them on the mukluk.

current pugs has endo rear/larry front.

forget nates unless you are riding mud only, they eat into sand like an anchor!

thanks for the advise, I'm a complete newbie with FAT's will mosty be riding sand and snow/slush......will BFL's fit on a Pugsley or do I need a Moonlander for those?

 

[saltyman]

BFLs should fit fine, especially if you run an alfine/roholf hub

they are meant to be awesome, getting great reviews.

looking forward to trying them, though im only running the moonlander with the 4.7'' rubber rather than upgrading the pugsley.