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  • Lets see your On One Fatty chassis builds.
  • rOcKeTdOg
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    Please stop this thread 🙁

    wwaswas
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    Please stop this thread

    +1

    Grizla
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    I’m 6’5″ and find mine to be very comfortable.
    (large frame, not sure about exact size though.)

    Drilling the rims took a couple of hours, and I don’t know if it was worth it purely from a saving weight point of view (when the rest of the bike is so heavy) but I do like the look, and I felt a bit of a noob with undrilled rims.

    IMHO.

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    rOcKeTdOg
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    I thought the TT length on these was v similar on all the sizes, I’d go 18″ being 6ft2 for the standover, would that be wrong?

    scotroutes
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    Standover is certainly an issue with fatbikes. If you’re riding in soft snow, stop and put your feet down,your feet can sink into the snow a lot more than your tyres do!!

    Grizla
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    According to the on-one website the standover is the same for all sizes.

    top tube length varies though.

    rOcKeTdOg
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    Ah, that must have been it! :-[

    Kbrembo
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    I am waiting to get info so I can possibly put on a middleburn uno….

    Still also to change seat ,cut Brake cables and couple other wee things….

    Oh and 6ft 1″ and medium is perfect!

    ciderinsport
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    I rode the ashnav’s last weekend, and feel I am right on the size barrier (m – l).
    33″ inside leg, long arms and a habit of breaking seatposts due to my mass, makes me think the large might be better for me….

    Other bikes are 18″ & 19″ hardtails, 90mm stems and lay back posts…

    So for me, large frame, short stem, inline post = no breakages!!!

    Just got to save up now 🙂

    singlecrack
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    Cider …..you know it makes sense …….get it done

    bedmaker
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    Got a set of middleburns in the shed if you want a look Keith.

    bedmaker
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    If it ‘s chainline with an uno your after it’s 76mm. That’s on the standard fat crank. There’s a wider one out now which, as I understand it, is 10mm longer axle length.
    I’ve asked Middleburn to confirm but they don’t seem to be too great with emails.

    ciderinsport
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    Singlecrack – you’ll see mine at next years BBB 🙂

    ska-49
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    Popped into Asda to get dinner for one.. came out spotted this. Double niche! 36” unicycle meets fatty.

    singlecrack
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    Perhaps we can have a Fat bike race at next years BBB … 😉

    ciderinsport
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    Double post – oops!

    timc
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    What are these bikes weighing out of interest?

    bedmaker
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    sak 49 that reminds me of the first run on my Mukluk, an easy shakedown run round the river loop near my house.
    As I cruised along the trail on my enormous lime green wheels, thinking “I’m the only nichewhore in this village” along came a guy the other way on a unicycle. 😕

    Kbrembo
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    Bedmaker…I dropped you an email

    What BB are they for?

    That would be great.

    Cheers

    theashnav
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    Untitled by Ashley Denham, on Flickr

    Mine was 36 lbs when weighed on on proper bike scales its a 2×9 but I have dropped 300 g per wheel by fitting Specialized 2.3 -3.0 tubes thanks Singlecrack 🙂 – and yes next year there will be a Fat Bike Challenge 😀

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