Fat Bike: When the Mountain Bike fattens

Fat Bike: quando la Mountain Bike ingrassa
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Fat Bike: When the Mountain Bike fattens

Over the past years the fat bikes are emerging with determination as novelties & agrave; in the winter action sports world. It is a bike equipped with maxi wheels designed to bring the & agrave; where conventional bicycles can not reach. We Neveitalia we have done & ndash; in pedal assisted electric version - at a press event sponsored by Polartec in Livigno, in the pedestrian line that runs for over 20 km along the whole country.

Under a heavy snowfall and a magical white landscape, thanks to the & rsquo; help of the electric motor pedal on the snow & egrave; a walk, and you can reach speeds & agrave; Also over 40 km / h without great effort. With a traditional bicycle bike sinks and freezes after a few meters as soon as it drops below the speed & agrave; flotation, with the wheel spinning and lose traction covering up. With a fat bike instead of the climb & egrave; easy even on fresh snow, although if it becomes high & egrave; easy to lose control and reboot & egrave; difficult. Fat in English means & ldquo; fat & rdquo; & Ndash; with clear reference to the wheels: in these bike wheels and tires are in fact much more & ugrave; wider than normal. These bikes are designed to be able to ride in the soft ground conditions, and especially on the sand on the snow. The low pressure & egrave; then a trick to increase the ground support surface: a pi & ugrave rubber; deflates distributes the weight of the vehicle on a pi & ugrave surface; wide. It is an unstoppable phenomenon and & egrave; You can try them in all major resorts & agrave; Winter tourism: In Lombardy Livigno, visit the official website of the resort & agrave;, & nbsp; and Aprica, here facebook group MTB Aprica, already have & agrave; He embraced the phenomenon with conviction. For a & rsquo; adventure at the foot of Mont Blanc Mount Blanc Aventure & nbsp; instead, cruising along the Val Ferret departing from Planpincieux. In Piedmont, the Turin Vertical Life fatbike offers trips for all levels, while in Trentino in the area of ​​& rsquo; Alpe Cimbra also organize suggestive night tour. In Cortina d & rsquo; Ampezzo, behind the plants of Col Gallina two two tracks dedicated to Fat Bike were opened with bumps and parabolic gravity for descents - Click here for more & ugrave; information. & nbsp; Also on & rsquo; Apennines, in Abetone, there are many options and & egrave; fat can rent bikes or bring a guide to explore the snowy woods in the district: here pi & ugrave; information. In Friuli, in Forni di Sopra, Ecomotion the rents and organizes tours along the cross-country track of 15km and in other locations all & rsquo; interior of the Natural Park of the Friulian Dolomites. & Nbsp;
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