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Heres a bit of video playing in my local wood on the Pugsley. Couple of pics then the video. Full screen and sound on 
Nothing flash just taken with my little 2mp Canon camera, batteries kept dying hence short clips put together.
Thought I'd share
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An3_8x3f ... e=youtu.be
Jamie
Nothing flash just taken with my little 2mp Canon camera, batteries kept dying hence short clips put together.
Thought I'd share
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An3_8x3f ... e=youtu.be
Jamie
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Good wee vid that Jamie
Thanks FFTC, just mucking about while enjoying the evening. I dont normally film anything but was enjoying myself so thought I'd give it a go.
Looking forward to the Forth fat ride, have taken the Friday off work to cruise down and get some riding in.
Jamie
Looking forward to the Forth fat ride, have taken the Friday off work to cruise down and get some riding in.
Jamie
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
I took clubby on a 16 mile run and he said he was knackered but the previous weekend he did well over 20 and this weekend he's done 38 miles on a fat bike. When he says he's knackered he's lying, the mans an athletic hero who I expect to see on the podium at the Commonwealth Games
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Tough riding is true, not even propelled mine out of my hallway yet
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
The Fat has left the hallway :shock:
Home built fat bike works which is amazing though there are a few non serious niggles to address. Bike is proper lardy too, got to be close to 40lbs but once you get the momentum up its like a bulldozer, nothing can stop it except, thankfully, the brakes
Fat tyres are a revelation, its even more impressive than a 29er, you can litterally ride over stuff without noticing including kerbs, bricks etc. Unlike a 29er though it wallows on tarmac, definitely not a bike for the black top.
Well pleased
Home built fat bike works which is amazing though there are a few non serious niggles to address. Bike is proper lardy too, got to be close to 40lbs but once you get the momentum up its like a bulldozer, nothing can stop it except, thankfully, the brakes
Fat tyres are a revelation, its even more impressive than a 29er, you can litterally ride over stuff without noticing including kerbs, bricks etc. Unlike a 29er though it wallows on tarmac, definitely not a bike for the black top.
Well pleased
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