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They should have done 26+, thus make wheel size closer to 27.5 in with the fat
tires on them. 27.5+ means you are riding a 29er with a bit more traction and
weight. A smaller plus size would have kept the traction and flickability.
Test rode a 6fattie for about ten miles. Felt nice on sandy sections but was a
pig on everything else. I don't need that much traction when I am not riding
in snow. To each their own though.
Sept. 23, 2015, 8:39 a.m. - Jon
#!markdown They should have done 26+, thus make wheel size closer to 27.5 in with the fat tires on them. 27.5+ means you are riding a 29er with a bit more traction and weight. A smaller plus size would have kept the traction and flickability. Test rode a 6fattie for about ten miles. Felt nice on sandy sections but was a pig on everything else. I don't need that much traction when I am not riding in snow. To each their own though.