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On this episode of the Danger Gnome, tio Gomez talks with the race director of the Borealis Fat Bike World Championships presented by Pure Fuel and our fatbassador to Alaska and the Yukon Territories, Travis Hubbard!
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Great show guys!
I’d love to ride bikes in Anchorage!
Thanks for the shout out “G” Valdez AK’s best kep secret!!
Right On Rich!
I was curious about the slacker head angle Crestone that Chris was racing . Is there newer geometry offerings from Borealis or was his modified?
Their website has 70/73 HT/ST listed. But that doesn’t necessarily reveal the whole story. Look at the Rocky Mountain Blizzard geo chart. That’s the bike that I’ve ridden that defines what a fat mountain bike stance looks like. It’s super fun in the dirt. I’m going to find out how it does in the snow, soon.