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Bar Mitts, fat bike, fat bike apparel, fat bike asinine, fat biking, fat biking accessories, mountain bike, winter bike accessories, winter biking, winter cycling - September 18, 2022

New Fat Biking Apparel!

It's been a rewarding experience starting Fat Bike Asinine from nothing in 2019 and seeing where we are today. The website and store get an average of 80+ individuals interested in fat biking daily.

Introducing FADYCAKE, Winter Fat Bike Riding Products for All Cyclists

It's a lot of hard work running a new store, but it's rewarding to see FBA grow into something special.

Fat Bike Asinine Spring Break 2021

Wow, we just got back from a week long fat biking and mountain biking vacation... and video shoot to Lake Pueblo State Park in Southern Colorado. The trails were dry and super fun to ride. The park is so vast that during the entire time we only saw a couple of other riders! Oh No! We managed to break a fatty on day one and everyone got some level of sun burn by the end of the week. We tried out new wheels, tires, silicone foam grips and other new gear. Our 2020 edition fat bikes were pushed to their max. What a...

Rigid or Suspension... What's Best For Fat Biking?

One of the biggest advancements in mountain biking was the invention of the suspension fork. It allowed us to get down some gnarly trails that were otherwise un-rideable and was the beginning of modern mountain biking as we know it. Jump forward to today with fat bikes and we are almost repeating the same cycle again. We have gone back in time to rigid frame technologically. Or have we?

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fat bike asinine, fat biking, Fat Biking Tips - February 11, 2021

To Stud or Not To Stud?... That is the Question

To stud or not to stud… that is the question we look at today. It’s a huge choice to make. During the winter months some of us get snow and ice while others get none at all. And then there’s that in between zone that most of us fat bikers reside in. One big thing to consider I think is price. Studded fat bike tires are not cheap. You’re going to be spending about $140-$250+ per tire. Yep, you read that correctly. That’s more than big mud tires for off road vehicles (I just bought a set of 33” Maxxis...