Bikes - Fat & Plus

Heat, humidity, sand, tacos: How a Fezzari Kings Peak morphed into a Rocky Mountain Blizzard down in Baja.

Hacking the Fezzari Kings Peak for summer use

Random thoughts while pushing bicycles up snowy hills

Is A High Fat Diet Right For You?

The Devinci Hendrix 27+ was a strong value in 2016 and Greg has done a thoughtful job of upgrading his and keeping it running...

Rocky brings modern hardtail geometry at an entry-level price with the 1000 USD Growler 20.

A new ride from Alchemy, a boost to the top for trail builders and 29ers rolling on wee 27" wheels...

The Farley EX doesn't need your snow or your sand- but it'll handle it just fine - while being a dirt and rock shredder with little compromise...

Last winter we discovered that fat bikes are fun on both snow and dirt - the dual suspension Salsa Bucksaw takes it to the next level...

If you are a big wheel rider who is hungry for traction and control - even in the slop and maybe even snow - there may be a solution for you that isn't fat...

A few changes have altered Andrew's impression of the Stache so dramatically that a new review was in order...

While it's clear the Stache wasn't designed for the nastiest, steepest terrain, for trails where it shines it lights up like a near-sighted goalie...

Not just a wagon-wheeler but a Plus wagon wheeler - Trek's Stache 29+ hardtail getting ready for North Shore testing...

Three testers had the chance to ride Kona's hardtail fatbike during the snowiest North Shore winter in years - and on good old dirt as well...

Going back to a hardtail – even one with progressive geometry like the Primer – required patience. The payoff was well worth it.

“Is this some kind of masochistic manifestation of mid-life in crisis, or just the next phase in my infatuation with bikes?”

Want to cover big miles and get way, way out there? The Sherpa is the bike for the job.

Rocky Mountain’s Blizzard is now a fat bike with a RockShox suspension fork.