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Carver Fat Bike HT Titanium O-Beast 26.5
Carver Fat Bike HT Titanium O-Beast 26
Surly Fat Bike Rigid Ice Cream Truck 26
Maxx Fat Bike Rigid Jagamoasta     25.8
Ventana Fat Bike Rigid El Gordo 25.8
Maxx Fat Bike FS Huraxdax     25.8
Scott  Fat Bike HT Big Ed 25.6
Specialized Fat Bike HT Fatboy Trail 25.6
Specialized Fat Bike HT Fatboy 25.6
Surly Fat Bike Rigid Wednesday 25.6
Salsa Fat Bike FS Bucksaw 25.6
Peter Fat Bike FS CS-001-21 25.6
Borealis Fat Bike HT Echo (also carbon version available) 25.5
Reeb Fat Bike HT Donkadonk & TiDonk 25.5
Cannondale  Fat Bike HT Fat CAAD 1 25.5
Carver Fat Bike HT Titanium O-Beast 25.5
Surly Fat Bike Rigid Moonlander 25.4
Trek Fat Bike HT Farley 9 25.31
Trek Fat Bike Rigid Farley 9.6 25.3
KHS Fat Bike HT 4 Season 3000 25.2
Salsa Fat Bike Rigid Beargrease 25.2
Salsa Fat Bike HT Mukluk 25.2
Salsa Fat Bike Rigid Blackborow 25.2
Carbon Cycle Fat Bike HT Carbon Cycle 25.1968504
Lamere Fat Bike Rigid 190mm - FRAME only 25.19
Dengfu Fat Bike HT FM190 25.19
Lamere Fat Bike Rigid 170mm - FRAME only 25.19
Lynskey Fat Bike HT Fatskey 25.1875
Foes Fat Bike FS Mutz 25
Peter Fat Bike HT N019 24.8
Surly Fat Bike Rigid Pugsley 24.6
Ican Fat Bike HT SN01 24.6

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Slacc is what you are used to

Short chainstays are fun

Stacc is the bar height

Reach is the top tube corrected for seat/head tube length - long upper body needs a big reach

 

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I have long chainstays but had to compromise for a higher bar since I am so long legged.  Long chains work great in the winter though as they float easy

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can also slaccen a bice by adding more length on the suspension fork on the front as well

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The ice cream trucc will get shorter in your size  The list above included these in XXL instead of XL.  Forgot to warn you about that.

Jagamoasta    
El Gordo
Huraxdax    
Moonlander
Ice Cream Truck

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Once you know what you like it is easy to nearly buy blindly from the list above.  Obviously double checking your size and knowing what the compromise is helps a ton.

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Wish you were tall enough to ride mine.

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Stop drinking and typing, Sean.

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3 hours ago, sandt38 said:

Stop drinking and typing, Sean.

Yeah! And I thought I told you guys no bike talk. I'm going to report you to the admins if you keep it up!

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I mostly did it on the phone and in text, but pasting big tables in text I am not going to do.

Still pissed at my keyboard.  Aargh.  I pucking HATE laptops.

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I use mine on average 15 hours a day 5x a week and a good 6 hours on the other.  Kills a laptop in 2 years no matter the quality to begin with.

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:coffee:

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30 minutes ago, Aaron Clinton said:

:coffee:

Okay Jim

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30 minutes ago, ///M5 said:

Okay Jim

Was cranking on SSA until 10:30 last night.  With stuff made in Chiner now, there is some timing payments and emails I have to worry about.

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Just lanced a blister on my foot that got infected. Holy shit does that feel amazing.

I thought I bruised a bone or footpad. Nope... Just a little Blister that caused massive inflammation it looks like

 

WTF

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46 minutes ago, dem beats said:

So much data Sean.

 

So much.

Let me simplify it.

Go ride an Ice Cream Truck & Moonlander.  Let me know which one you like better and why

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26 minutes ago, ///M5 said:

Let me simplify it.

Go ride an Ice Cream Truck & Moonlander.  Let me know which one you like better and why

ICT was my plan.  And thank you so much.  I make jokes but I'm incredibly grateful.  

 

I'm not able to test as much as I would normally.  Only 4 days in 2 months that I haven't been to work and one of those 4(this upcoming Thursday) I'm going to WI for a funeral.

 

I'm stressed and spread thin.  I can't wait to take out my anger on Some pedals.  I'll be down to my goal weight in weeks I bet.

All my suits need new waists.  I'm waiting until I loose Some more.

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I lost a pretty girl and a pile of cats by weight

 

I can't wait until I have lost a Sean worth of human. 

Once I get my belly flat I'm never going to wear a shirt again.

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56 minutes ago, dem beats said:

Sean did you get your CIEMs yet???

They are supposed to be here this week.  Came in last Thursday and in final test they smoked a driver :(  Thought they shipped last week....you are making me want to call!

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I am curious as to your reactions.  My headtube is like the Moonlander not the ICT.  I don't care about slack though.  Perhaps it is a bike size thing, but I've never been on a fat bike I thought was twitchy period.  I do much prefer short chainstays, but I like to be in the air and it takes way less effort to manual a short cs bike.  That all being said it isn't like some effort is bad for me anyways.

Rode 18mi last week to Aidan's soccer camp pulling him on a trailer.  That is a workout. :)

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To me the most important spec is stack.  I need the bars up high as I am not flexible and my legs are so damn long that fitting on a normal bike I end up with my bars 8" below my seat which is NOT comfortable.

For you with a long torso reach would be.  Sure slackness effects the overall reach, but just having a long distance from the Bottom Bracket to the bars will be huge in you not feeling cramped.

You like downhill bikes, they are slack...  CS you will notice more on flat ground when you try to pull up the front wheel.

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