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I've cut down a set of odi grips at the end and put them on the horns they work well for me (your mileage may vary) lol😅

Hi EEW, are you running the rear tire in the reverse orientation or the forward orientation? I just tried them yesterday out back in the rear orientation and the traction was unbelievable but so was the rolling resistance. I wonder if the rear will roll faster in the forward orientation.

Love your channel man, all solid info, NO BS filler 👍. When you talk Surly fatbikes, I listen. I have a Wednesday but am looking at an ICT in last years Safety Mask blue. I know your ICT is large, mind if I ask your height/inseam? I'm 5'-11"/33" and 55 years old. I found my large Wednesday a bit long in the TT/reach for my liking so I shortened the TT with a shorter stem and Surly Sunrise bar. Wondering if the medium ICT would be better for me. Any thoughts you can share are appreciated my dude.

Any idea how much it weighs?? I have 2024 ProCaliber 9.5 with full shimano XT drivetrain, Fox 34 120mm travel and dropper seat post. It's blazing fast now and fun to ride. I might get DV9 or even Yeti Arc next year. You cannot have too many bikes.

if it had class2 and class3 capability i would buy it so fast my own head would spin

Was great seeing that video again she sure liked the snow❤❤

I too have a DV9 LG SLX version and put almost 800 mils on it since I got it a year ago. For me it took a lot of getting use to and I almost sold the bike, but it’s currently my “do everything” bike and it really does everything well, especially climbing. I too changed to a 70mm stem and now I’m back to the 50mm because I like the it better for tech climbs and manuals. The best upgrade was tires, the Rekon Race are fast, but grip is just not good enough in the AZ desert and places like Sedona. I’m now on Maxxis Ardents 2.4 front/back and they roll almost as fast at the Rekons and handle the chunk much better. At some point I want to try a fast rolling 2.6 in the rear because at 61 years old the AZ chunk can get a bit rough. Anyway I enjoyed your 1 year review and I look forward to comparing upgrades in the future…

Excellent review. Just ordered this rack with the Moose fat bike 2

OTSO clearly has a unique offer above this list.

Glad to see your video again very interesting and keep them coming waiting for more

Are fat bikes good for riding on snowy roads?

Cool video and a bike! I was wondering what is the angle of your stem?

Well it is a good looking bike . You also captured some stunning views while riding . Comfort is important in riding . Glade the new stem provided you with more comfort while riding !!! 😊❤

Thank you!!

Definitely ice cream truck with extreme cold climate where I am at worry about carbon frame stressing

What is the real inflated width difference?

Do you like the stem length? I see the bars already go out far

MTB IS DEAD

Yo! I have a full sus fatbike, been tryna find a suitable bar for quite a while now since I'm trying to upgrade mine from stocks Might try the surly corner bars after all! Thanks for the info! And great vid?

I can't wait for my Moonlander 2.0 to arrive. I always wanted a Moonlander over here in the Uk but they are as rare as hens teeth over here and hard to come by aspecially me being tall so the big sizes are non excistant. I was blown away about specs of the bike but to think we're days away from the release date over here and there is still very little details and videos about it. £4000 and £4700 in some uk shops online is a massive price tag to pay for something that's so under the radar information wise. There's only a few videos online to basically base your decision on buying one of these rigs.

Northrock XCF 2021 bought for CAD$539 retail from Costco. Only comes in size medium. Works very well. Though replaced crank set and tires.

Thank you for sharing your experience. There is a lot to take away from what you are sharing,

I think a motor or engine belongs on this bike..

Hello I like the new moonlander and ive found a seller in eourupe where you can get it for a reasonable price. Sinse it seams like you have allt of experiense with fatbiketiers i have a question. Do you think that it is possible to studd the molenda tier!

I had the same ride for eight years

Compressed ait is fine until you get to the bearings and pivot area. The air can force crud into those areas and create real problems .

Great video really appreciate it thank you very much 👍🏽🙏🏽

$1399 NOW, CLUMSY TRACTOR

I'm considering using one of these for gravel rides. Does the softtail actually do anything?

POS.... I GOT MINE FOR FREE IN PERFECT CONDITION, ABANDONED, EXCEPT SHIFTER WAS BROKE SO, UPGRADED TO NEW SHIFTER WITH SIGHT GLASS, CUSTOM COMFORTABLE LEATHER SEAT, CUSTOM DECALS, CUSTOM ALUMINUM PEDDLES, H-D KICK STAND, TOURING GRIPS, $140 BUCKS.....TASTEFULLY DONE. NOW I SHOULD RIDE IT ...OH YEAH....ITS A MONSTER TRACTOR

Honestly the Mongoose Dolomite ALX takes the cake here

As always so good videos from you - if you could how do the cake eater compare to the jumbo Jim and barbegazi ? I ride mostly trail all year around - and find the barbegazi superior in grip and traction compared to the Jumbo Jim - and the barbs still rolls pretty well….happy trails

That Surly green is rad! 🫵🏻🚴🏼🚴🏼🚴🏼🫡

After watching yur video I bought the wtb speed v I am the happiest man on earth fantastic sadle thankyou

For your noligde i have contakt qith a small butnice fatbike brand that has contakted a frame company for a custym titanium frame designen in house for testning the new tiersize!

I have the same bike, I think I’ve swapped everything out on the bike except for the crank and headset spacers. So much fun

Awesome video, for back country snow riding (here in Canada, Quebec), wich tire would you recommand between the YKY and the Gnarwhal 4.5 inch ?

After a year , any negatives on taco rail?

Thanks for the apples to apples comparison. New to both fat tires and e-bikes. Questions: 1. The “rear” transmission is wireless and apparently has a small battery. If, for some reason, the electronics fail, can the gears somehow still be switched manually? 2. Similarly, if the main 630Mw battery dies, how difficult is it to leg power out of the boondocks on a 56 pounder? I was in a store checking out a QuietKat and the salesman said it would “suck” on that 75 lb beast, not to mention just getting it in the bed of my pickup.

I love my fatbike but I have a lot of trouble getting the 26' x 4.6 tires that I need.

Good video review ....WTB saddles have been pretty good for me over the years ..... Did The Tour of California Alps on them ....10 hours on the bike no problem ....

I love this new bike and would buy out in a heartbeat as a go anywhere do anything bike. I would commute with it on the public streets, recreate with it on bike expeditions, go gravel grinding, across fields and along the beach -- just like I do now on my Pugsley. My bike goes where I go. The End. And when it can't -- I find a new one that can. And this new Surly can definitely go wherever I want to go. I can see where Surly is going with this bike. Surly and I think alike... on my Pugsley, I removed the front and rear derailleur and built a wheel with a Shimano 8 speed hub in it. It was a dream come true! Absolutely some of the most maintenance free fun I've ever had on a bike. Knowing what I know now however, I should have installed a Rolloff instead. The Shimano performs horribly here in our South Dakota winters. The extreme cold freezes the lube inside the hub and it is a true bear to pedal when that happens. But when that happens, I whip out my Jones LWB Heavy Duty Electric bike and bypass all of that nonsense. Looks like what I need do now is sell the Pug and buy the new Moonlander! It shall be my new maintenance free marauding machine! Fat's-where-it's-at. Period. I don't care what kind of driving I'm doing. I'm doing it on a fat bike.

Great review and nice trail footage. Thanks for posting.

I'm trying to decide between a Flume and Crestone. Did the Crestone do a noticeably better job dampening trail vibration? Every bit helps, the older you get :)

Is it still worth buying the iso-speed Procaliber 9.5 if it is priced EUR 1500 and that is the budget?

With the road conditions where I ride I could weld a bottle to the bike it would still come out.

Great review. Your perspective on the various aspects of the bike and how and where you ride really helped me make my purchase decision. Thanks.

This guy is a bit of a fat bike weight weeny. I'm a bit sceptical about how much any weight saving can be felt while grinding along on those fatties.

Thanks for the vids, and let everyone know they provide a nice discount for military and police if you email from your government email. 🇺🇸 Just ordered a Borealis after eatching your vids!

They’ve called them saddles for a long time, but I don’t see any stirrups.