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Dont want an e bike. Would the fat tires suck on dry roads? Id like to be able to use the bike on both dry roads and in a little snow or mud. Would going for a happy middle ground on tire width be a good idea?
Ill definitely take you up on that offer of trying the bike out. When i get home from alaska im going to be very busy checking cams, hanging a few more stands, scouting the blues with a friend, hopefully killing a couple bears in august etc, but ill sure try to squeeze in time for a bike ride, thanks.
Heres what we came up.with the cables 2 wheel cart with custom hillbilly hitch attach thingy to the seat post. Works great! You have the game cart to be able to haul meat to trail or road then hitch up.and pedal away. One important part was to be able to have someone push going up hills at comfortable height with out bending way down. Stuff you think about as you body ages.
Quote from: Bango skank on June 25, 2019, 02:09:27 PMIll definitely take you up on that offer of trying the bike out. When i get home from alaska im going to be very busy checking cams, hanging a few more stands, scouting the blues with a friend, hopefully killing a couple bears in august etc, but ill sure try to squeeze in time for a bike ride, thanks. Just be aware that the newer higher end bikes use a special air pump, no idea why, but I had to freaking buy a special pump for a special valve Also, if you want to run a rack some of the bikes are harder to find mounting options depending on the frame, I'm not really interested in putting on panniers or a rack. I think I'll just run a trailer eventually.