We have the fat bikes, do you have the adventure?
Fat bikes are extremely appealing to cycling addicts that do not allow anything to confine them to indoor activity. Fat tire bikes provide improved grip and traction on the most troublesome terrain. Regardless if it’s wet stone, muddy paths or snowy hills, these bikes will take you anywhere.Neither will they sink in mud or sand, making them the perfect mean of transportation to get from one point to another, especially when public transportation is not running.
Fat tires are designed to decrease the cumulated pressure of the bike and biker by adding extra contact surface. This is why fat tires will make a good impression even when the ground is covered in sand.Fat tires are suitable for riding on the mellowest sandy beaches, something regular MTBs cannot provide. Fat tires will not slip on wet ground and will not crack when in contact with corners
For riders who want to extend their season or explore surfaces that aren’t traditionally cycle-friendly, fat bikes open up terrain and seasons. Here, we outline the best fat tire bikes in Australia.The magic of fat bikes lies in the wide tires that run at low pressure and float on sand and mud, unlike a standard bike tire. Plus, fat tires are stable, which can give newer riders more confidence. Wide, soft tires also act like a suspension, absorbing bumps on the road, trail, glacier, or beach.Fat tire bikes, which look like mountain bikes with much beefier tires, often have extra mounts on the frame and fork to carry bags and bottles for those who want to venture far afield. Some also have suspension forks, dropper posts, and other performance components.
ALL-WEATHER, ALL-TERRAIN – Fat bikes are perfect for riding in any weather conditions and on any terrain.
RIDE IN COMFORT – The large, soft tyres on this fat bikes absorb every bump and make for an insanely smooth ride.
EASY TO RIDE – The large 24 / 26 x 4″ tyres provide increased balance and stability, even on rough trails, so you can focus on having fun.
SHIMANO GEAR SET – With years of experience in manufacturing bicycle components, Shimano is a name you can trust.
DURABLE FRAME & DUAL SUSPENSION – Featuring durable construction and high-quality components, this bike is perfect for riders of all experience levels
Go anywhere and tackle any terrain with the heavy duty OZANDA Offroad Fat Bike!
- Sealed bottom bracket bearing securely holds the cranks and keeps out water and dust for long lasting use.
- The ergonomic and adjustable seat is comfortable for long rides.
- Shimano 7-Speed Gear System delivers light operation and smooth shifting.
- The extra wide tires provide you with strong grip trails and an anti-skid ability when the roads are wet.
- Steel handlebars provide you with the handling you need to ride on rocky banks.
- For longer rides or extended travel, you need the support of a steel bike construction. The full suspension frame absorbs the force from hitting tree roots or rocks on trails.
- Heavy duty build provides superior stability on rough trails
Perfect for your adventures, whether it’s on sandy beaches, rough dirt and mud trails, or snowy ground in the mountains.
- High quality Shimano shifters and derailleurs allow you to shift gears easily and enjoy a smooth ride.
- Outfitted with 24/26×4 inch fat tires, they are thick and give tons of traction and extra stability on tough trails.
- The powerful brake system includes an adjustable steel suspension fork to effectively absorb shocks on rough terrain. The double disc brake gives you stable and strong braking force to help keep the cyclist safe on steep roads.
Our offroad bike is equipped with high-performance Shimano mountain bike components to keep you cycling.
Take our Fat Bikes to the beach during the summer and on mountain trails in the fall. Enjoy ripping through the snow and splashing through mud puddles.
Some tips for fat bikes
-More tire pressure isn’t always better. The general bias is almost always to overinflate. The maximum pressure listed on the sidewall is generally too high—plus, it doesn’t take into account any factors that influence your tire pressure such as rider size and terrain. Especially if you are about to embark on a ride full of cornering and switchbacks, or ride surfaces like chip seal, you want to lower your pressure.
The most typical range of fat bike tire pressure is not over 20 PSI, but can go as low as 12 or 13 psi for those who are used to riding in very slippery conditions.