Fat Tyre Mountain Bike (MTB 24)

• Wide Tires: Fat bikes have tires typically 3.8 inches wide or more. This width allows for better traction and stability, enabling the bike to float over soft surfaces where other bikes might sink. • Versatile Terrain: These bikes can handle a wide range of terrains, from snow-covered meadows and sand dunes to local trails and rough landscapes. • Stability: The wider tires provide increased contact with the ground, which enhances balance and makes it easier to roll over obstacles like roots and rocks. • Braking: Fat bikes are commonly equipped with disc brakes for better stopping power in various conditions. • Frame: Typically, fat bikes have a sturdy steel frame for durability and stability. • Suspension: While some fat bikes come with rigid frames, others have front suspension for added comfort and control. • Weight and Speed: Due to the larger tires, fat bikes can be heavier and may have reduced speed compared to standard mountain bikes. • Energy: Riding a fat bike may require more energy due to higher rolling resistance and added weight, which could lead to quicker fatigue.