Framed Minnesota 1.2 Fat Bike

Received the bike, like 90% complete. I did bring it a local bike shop to complete the build. They also tuned it to suit me. LOVE the bike. I am not hardcore or go to crazy off-road. Really just city cruising. Keep the tires inflated and away you go. Love the bike. Also, get a lot of looks from people.

This bike is great it rides nice shifts nice and geared just right for riding trails. I would have gave it 5 stars but the first day of having it i was on it for maybe a 30 mins and the bearings in one of the pedals went on it so had to order pedals for a brand new bike

Wham!! A Fat Bike that don't disappoint.So thrilled to mount this BeastNow I gotta get another one after my girlfriend got ahold of itDon't think I'm getting mine back. 😄

Nice ride very strong

Bike comes ready to go , great bike for the money .

Great bike. Loving the fat tire in winter.

May be THE best out of the box bike, ever! I have built many. The frame is truly crafted. The hardware is all slightly better than midline. The ride is dreamy. Weight is NO issue. This thing CRANKS uphills with ease, and flys over downhill singletrack rock and urban dirt with complete control.Suggestions- If you really rip, upgrade the mechanical disc brakes for better braking control at high speeds and for insane stops.- Maybe install a front suspension fork. Though i can't imagine ever needing one.- Consider custom building a rear, internal shifting hub, to 100% remove all external mechanical shifting assemblies. Would add almost no weight and make this thing a James Bond ride. A modified Shimano Alfine hub (or similar) would work.BUY THIS BIKEAbout me; I ride mainly steel frame, trail bikes with front suspension. Have always been skeptical of aluminum frames (feel), and "fat" builds(control). I'm a light duty singletrack rider and urban comuter.