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Ute City Cycles' owner Bubba Scott rides his CIMA fatbike on the Hunter Creek Trails in Aspen on Friday.
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Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
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Ute City Cycles' owner Bubba Scott rides his CIMA fatbike on the Hunter Creek Trails in Aspen on Friday.
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Ute City Cycles' has their CIMA fat bikes on display outside of their shop on Main Street in Aspen.
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Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
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Fat bike tires' width and tread are much larger to gain traction on surfaces such as snow and sand. Ute City Cycles' owner Bubba Scott says a good psi level is 6 when riding in the winter.
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Ute City Cycles' owner Bubba Scott rides his CIMA fatbike on the Hunter Creek Trails in Aspen on Friday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Ute City Cycles' has their CIMA fat bikes on display outside of their shop on Main Street in Aspen.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Drew Copps makes his deliveries for the restaurant Big Wrap on a fat bike on Friday in Aspen.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Rebecca Murray rides her fat bike on the Prince Creek Trails in Carbondale on Thursday.
Anna Stonehouse/The Aspen Times |
Whether they’re rolling around slick city streets or climbing snow-packed mountain trails, fat-tire bikes are back in full force this winter season. For those who don’t know, a fat bike is a mountain bike with 4- to 5-inch wide tires designed to handle snow or other slick surface (traditional cycling tires are about 2 inches). And with the growing popularity of the sport in Aspen — local cyclists and bike shop salespeople say they’ve watched the fat-tire bike trend become increasingly popular — and the fact that today is Global Fat Bike Day (check out http://www.fat-bike.com, if you don’t believe us), we thought a spin around the snow with a few fat-bike aficionados would make for a perfect installment of A Week in the Life.
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