Bet you didn't go for a bike ride this morning? I did, I rode all around the snow covered side streets by my house then I got ambitious and headed into the woods. Breaking trail in 6" of snow is pretty hard work and pretty much impossible on the up hills but I pushed trough and made a small loop and each lap got easier and faster as it packed and widened out. I think I'll be looking for some snowmobile trails over the next couple of days.
This bad larry accomodates staggeringly wide 4.7˝ tires on 100mm rims. Such a large footprint allows you to ride them at very low pressure, and like a snowshoe enables even greater traction and float over all kinds of terrain…wet stuff, roots, rocks, pebbles, gravel, sand, and many types of snow.
Moonlander, like its name implies, is meant to go beyond where normal bikes, even normal fat bikes, can go. It is designed from the ground up to ride where there are no roads, no trails, no people.
We have this Surly Moonlander available for sale or demo call or come by the shop for details. -Aaron
