BCMarc November 7, 2017 No. Trek needs to make the seat stays oval like the chain stays. Just like other manufactures do. Pros2x, shimano shifters, sram brakes ( better for winter) Consround seat stays are too fat. my calfs hit them but they don't on the Rocky which has oval seat stays. and I'm not a big guy. Reply | Thank
Aledlewis April 10, 2017 Been riding for years, pretty much had every type of bike there is but If you try a fat bike you will probably want one.its pretty addictive! ProsWell balanced, great geometry soooooo much fun in snow,sand, mud, dirt.......gonna ride this all year. ConsThis bike could do with a bolt through axle fork as standard. Reply | Thank
No. Trek needs to make the seat stays oval like the chain stays. Just like other manufactures do.
Pros
2x, shimano shifters, sram brakes ( better for winter)
Cons
| Thankround seat stays are too fat. my calfs hit them but they don't on the Rocky which has oval seat stays. and I'm not a big guy.
Been riding for years, pretty much had every type of bike there is but If you try a fat bike you will probably want one.its pretty addictive!
Pros
Well balanced, great geometry soooooo much fun in snow,sand, mud, dirt.......gonna ride this all year.
Cons
| ThankThis bike could do with a bolt through axle fork as standard.