FattiestFitFine
Surly Pugsley
Cro-moly frame
Change original fork for a Shiver Single Crown inverted suspension
Downhill chain drive
Large Marge rims with Endomorph 3.7
Wired disk brakes
9-Speed SRAM9
Spiked pedals
Stainless chain & speed gears
Lots of fun riding off-road. Used to be near flooded tracks around beaver dams in the Appalaches.
Cro-moly frame
Change original fork for a Shiver Single Crown inverted suspension
Downhill chain drive
Large Marge rims with Endomorph 3.7
Wired disk brakes
9-Speed SRAM9
Spiked pedals
Stainless chain & speed gears
Lots of fun riding off-road. Used to be near flooded tracks around beaver dams in the Appalaches.
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FattiestFitFine said on 28 April 2010
WOW!!! Great ride forward bro! First time I see this bike with a suspension fork!! Mental!
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tomtom91 said on 28 April 2010
mint dude, where did you get those front forks from for it, i have been looking at getting one of these bikes in the uk but i cant find anywhere to get susspension front forks for them, absolutely awsome bike! :)
tomtom91 replied... on 28 May 2010
i see, would need hell of alot of work to get suspension on one of these beasts then
FattiestFitFine replied... on 29 April 2010
Problem with DC is that the bridge (aka the crown just above the tire) fit a 26" tire. With the Endomorph fat tire, even if it fit on a 26"" rim, inflated it have 29" and therefore it won't fit on a DC. The Monster T have a removable bridge/crown that can be replaced by a modified one that would fit a 29er.. not the Shiver DC taht would suffer severe breach if its crown get cut and replaced.
Another point is, if you fit a Shiver SC on it, you will have to shorten its travel by setting a blocker inside the fork.. if you don't limit the travel, the wheel will stuck in the crown. Last thing, with the Shiver SC, you'll have a 1mm distance each side between tire and fork. This is pretty tight and it need precision crafting to setup. Overall, even with those technical difficulties, having a suspension fork with fat tires rocks!
tomtom91 replied... on 29 April 2010
would the shiver sc 2003 double crown work ok on this bike too, and what do you mean by you would have to modify the bridge?
FattiestFitFine replied... on 28 April 2010
I got a Shiver SC 2003 on it. It fit fine. If you want more travel, then check out the Monster T.. you'll have to modify the bridge of this one. Good luck finding a suspension for your Endomorph!
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123123 said on 19 September 2008
holy sht wot size r those tires lol
FattiestFitFine replied... on 19 September 2008
3.7" rims with 4" tires.
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Stug said on 14 July 2008
????? I don't geddit?????
FattiestFitFine replied... on 19 September 2008
What's the point Stug? May I help?
FattiestFitFine replied... on 14 July 2008
...Fat tires add to stability. they are specially designed to ride in sand, snow, roots, and so on. With low pressure, these tires give a "pneumatic" suspension that work fine with hazardous trails. And it outperform any other tires when riding completly off-road.. Take a look at http://www.vmqca.qc.ca/chroniquesdegilles/2007/08/20070831.html and check pictures.
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acidjumper said on 12 July 2008
Wow! that is soo crazy! its amazing!
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DirtJumper123 said on 11 July 2008
Those tyres are insane
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dans328i said on 11 July 2008
thats mental!!
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skinheadjc said on 11 July 2008
quality frame - mental tyres!
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