HANEBRINK EXTREME TERRAIN

[markoc]

Fair question, but seems we're having this dance over every unique piece. It's a Hanebrink. And a very very fat tired bike. Hand made in the land of burned down very very expensive mansions. Was on the cover of MBA. Rare and unique. Seems to be in pretty good condition. And sold from Japan, where old retro mtb things are sometimes sold cheaply but most often sold expensively. The seller sets a price what he is willing to sell for. You may then haggle and argue and get the price down and buy it for less and have it shipped. Or just leave it and be disappointed that you are not wealthy enough to consider the price ok. Either way life goes on, and Trump is still in charge of your former colony, which is a much bigger disappointment, all things considered.

here's another : https://www.ebay.com/itm/HANEBRINK-...ke-Suntour-XC-Pro-Full-Overhaul-/387596889445

Appreciate everything has a desired price for the seller and a perceived value for the buyer, but you'd have to really want it - which in a niche market, someone probably will.

This is interesting though - it had Hope brakes, and they only made 500 : https://bikepacking.com/plog/hanebrink-extreme-terrain-fat-bike/

 

[L-Note]

Here’s one being used in the Blue Peter South Pole challenge in 2012

 

[troje]

2012. There were fat bikes at that time. Amazing to see he chose this

 

[henrysthreeironbands]

you need to be pretty light to float on snow, even with 5" tires and 3 psi. so even fatter tyres are advantageous for most, on snow.