NAHBS 2013 highlights – massive gallery part four Fat bikes and adventure touring rigs Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Josh Patterson Published: March 15, 2013 at 12:00 am Hunter built this fat bike for Scott Felter of Porcelain Rocket frame bags, who will ride it across Austraila Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Front and rear spacing is 170mm, with two rear Fatback hubs that can be swapped if needed Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Made-to-match Porcelain Rocket frame bags Josh Patterson/Future Publishing The removable rack bolts to the frame at four places Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Hunter used yoke to stretch the rear end out… Josh Patterson/Future Publishing …to gain enough heal clearance for the massive rear panniers Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Rick Hunter is getting quite good at building adventure bikes Josh Patterson/Future Publishing This drop bar mountain bike blends new and vintage parts for a very custom build Josh Patterson/Future Publishing The paint job was inpired by the Ritchey Commandos of the mid 1980s Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Clean and simple front rack Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Dura-Ace brake levers and 6-speed thumbshifters mounted via WTB multi-mounts Josh Patterson/Future Publishing New old stock WTB Dirt Drops Josh Patterson/Future Publishing The rear rack is secured to the seatstays and around the seatpost Josh Patterson/Future Publishing There appears to be a few missing gears on this cassette Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Six cogs to match the Dura-Ace thumb shifter Josh Patterson/Future Publishing This bike was build for Nate Woodman, owner of Monkey Wrench Cycles in Lincoln, Nebraska Josh Patterson/Future Publishing Nate Woodman with his new ride Josh Patterson/Future Publishing
