Global Fat Bike Day!

Today was Global Fat Bike Day so I went to Sleepy Hollow Recreation Area again this year. It was a great event! Raymond and Don Stange joined me for the event.

Around 50 people participated.

The route was around 12 miles. Don and Raymond did an extra 4 miles after. There was brats, dogs and burgers as well as many sweets and other things.

Regrouping

Some of the bikes I saw today here:

My Farley

Salsa Cycles Blackborrow

Charge Cooker 27.5+

Raymond and his FatBoy

Salsa Cycles Carbon Beargrease

Borealis

Trek Farley 5

Another Borealis

Motobecane

Several people returned from last year to join in the festivities:

Thanks to all who put together this event. See you next year.

Fat Bike Build Update: Almost all the parts have arrived for the bike build. The frame is at the post office. I will try to pick it up on Monday. I will be posting soon with the build announcement.

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