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Title: | Bicycling |
Notice: | Bicycling for Fun |
Moderator: | JAMIN::WASSER |
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Created: | Mon Apr 14 1986 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 3214 |
Total number of notes: | 31946 |
2631.0. "Calling forall FAT CITY knowledge!!" by VLNVAX::OPR_BROGDEN () Thu Aug 05 1993 01:47
OKAY,OKAY......I made a mistake, I admit it!! But it was unintentional
at least. It started with a purchase of a bicycle mag., sounds pretty
familiar doesn't it? Well it seems that Fat City is going to release
a Ti MTB!!!! I haven't ridden one yet but the bike looks REALLY FAT!!
So what I need to know is there anyone who has a Fat and are they as
loyal to it as most people I hear are?? What does it ride like etc.?
They make 4 MTBs' The YO EDDY, WICKED LITE, MONSTER, and of course
the TI, I guess the Ti is alot like the YO EDDY as far as handling
etc. but has extra support on the BB to make up for flex.
Right now I have a Bridgestone MB-1 with Specialized FSX, I almost
bought a FAT when I bought my bike but figured the price tag was
too much, I wish I knew then what I was getting into then!! But I am
going to break down and buy a Fat this year, and I would really like
the Ti but I'm just not sure yet, so any advice would be greatly
appreciated!! Also I think I will have to take a ride to Fat City
and try a couple out if they have any completely built!
Tim
The Serotta is on hold for a while now!!
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2631.1 | Just do it! | BARTAB::CAMPBELL | | Thu Aug 05 1993 10:39 | 6 |
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I have a YO EDDY and love it. I've had several other MTB's and nothing
comes close to my FAT!
Buy it!
Stew
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2631.2 | | DOGONE::WOODBURY | | Thu Aug 19 1993 14:21 | 12 |
| I guess I have to pipe in here as well. I have two Fats, an old
Fat Chance and a Wicked. They are great and the loyality of a
Fat owner is legendary. Their geometry is always right on, and
I believe that they manage to make the back triangle stronger than
anybody else in the business - which provides great stability on
those gnarley washed out riverbed (or waterfall, for that matter)
downhill sections. I havn't riden the Ti, but it sure does sound
like the holy grail.
Go for it!
mark
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