Another FatBike Range

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Another FatBike Range

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Not exactly cheap, but a high spec for the price on a carbon fatbike
http://www.canyon.com/_en/mountainbikes ... tml?b=3676
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Good spec!
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I like the rigid one, the chunky frame and fork complements the large tyres giving it a nice balanced look.
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I like that one too.

Pretty light, if you believe the quoted weights
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Re: Another FatBike Range

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FLV wrote:I like that one too.

Pretty light, if you believe the quoted weights
I had a Canyon 29er that was near enough claimed weight. A well spec'd complete bike for less than a Beargrease frameset?

Having said that I bought my Canyon on spec and sold it as it didn't have much 'soul'. Might also have been because their sizing calcs put me on a medium not a large.
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