5 reasons a fatbike should be your first plus bike.

Pictured above is 44 bikes showing a well designed frame that fits both fat and Plus wheels, pic is from Continue reading →

Kona Sutra test ride review.

As a huge fan of fatbikes I’m willing to admit when they have a fault, and in my case it’s Continue reading →

Great Sandhills of Saskatchewan, hike or fatbike it’s worth a visit.

If you keep your fatbike or hiking gear in your vehicle like I do I cannot recommend enough a stop Continue reading →

No Replacement for Displacement

Fat bikes now have kind of settled on a standard of 80mm rims and 3.8-4.5″ tires on new bikes and Continue reading →

How my fat bike got me to appreciate 29ers.

Way back in the day when 29ers were still newish I was a free ride fanatic, even after a bike Continue reading →

29+ is the commuter for those that hate only riding on the road.

As plus bikes take over the mantle of “it” bike for the next couple of years there will  be a Continue reading →

Observations of a northern night time cyclist – Spring edition

Spring rule number one whether riding a fat bike or skinny rig, always, always watch out for loose road gravel Continue reading →

Jamis Roughneck test ride review.

I recently did a two day trip on a Jamis Roughneck (and some day rides) so I’ll give you a Continue reading →