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Features:
Hand Built 6061 All-aluminum Alloy Press Formed Frame is Light and Responsive
Shimano Altus 7-Speeds to Optimize Pedaling Efficiency
Fat tires (26" x 4.0") for year-round Riding
Tektro Mechanical Disc Brakes for Ultimate Stopping Regardless of Conditions
Velo saddle and grips are ergonomically designed for Comfort and Performance
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Only one frame size (18") and I wouldn't buy their "fits most riders" BS. If you're tall, the seat is going to be way high in relation to the bars and if you're short, the reach to the bars will be too long. There's a good reason that bike shop bikes come in numerous different sizes and you can't just adjust seat height to comfortably accommodate different riders.
And if you live in a higher salt area, like coastal areas; get some clear coat on it asap. This bike rusts from day one in those conditions.
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however if you are going to get into mountain biking look into spend at least 800 for something that you can grow into and that will also last you for years to come.
Strange thing about fat bikes is they're not all overpriced like most other bikes right now. I saw bike-shop brand fat bikes in the dead of winter for about this price or less.
Still a good post. Not everyone has access to good bike shops.
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I can't tell what size the front ring is, but riders of this bike will probably find that either the low gear isn't low enough for climbs in the dirt/snow or that the top gear is too slow.
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Only one frame size (18") and I wouldn't buy their "fits most riders" BS. If you're tall, the seat is going to be way high in relation to the bars and if you're short, the reach to the bars will be too long. There's a good reason that bike shop bikes come in numerous different sizes and you can't just adjust seat height to comfortably accommodate different riders.
I'll not buy a undersize bike even if it's cheap. Simply PITA and feels like crap when bike geometry doesn't fit
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