Gravel / Gravé / Gnarmac / Groad / ATB

In the snow they are a seriously good time. Price and availability of replacement parts was one reason that I offloaded mine, although my experience with tires is that they lasted a very long time due to the low pressures and huge contact patch.

Fat bikes are full awesome, and always will be.

what was the downside of fatbikes? Slow rolling?

Fatbike shaming.

Heavy, ugly, clumsy/bad handling and special parts not available in rural France

Heavy, ugly, clumsy/bad handling

*waves *

🙃

Q f a c t o r

What's the recommended not too flarey gravel alloy handlebars these days? Something with a flattish top for comfort gains?

Ritchey Butano are very nice

Maybe the Zipp 70 XPLR?

https://www.sram.com/en/zipp/models/hb-dbsc-70x-a2

The world's just not ready for them.

Seems less of a mad scientist more a super smart, creative and reasonable design engineer. Enjoyed.

I've been enjoying these PRO Discover

The Finnish winter this year finally made me get Singular Puffin and I absolutely love it.

The problem with the Pro discover is that the logos go past the slope where the tops transition to the clamp diameter which means they get half covered by bar tape which is completely unacceptable

Satori X-Race Aero alu.

+1 on the Zipp XPLR

What logos?

Like the look of those. I saw there is a 20 degree flare option. Is this too lairy for the discerning gravel rider

Funny timing. I watched a 'Fat Biking in Japan' thing last night where a Canadian dude was riding in Hokkaido I guess and made a little skate rink on a frozen lake. I still want a fatbike...

What happened to it?

I want to live somewhere where I need a fatbike.

Ritchey Butano are very nice

+1

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