Carbon Rocky Mountain Suzie Q Fat Bike (XX1)
10 Days
201
4
$1,300.00
Description
Condition
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VenmoRocky Mountain Suzie Q Fat Bike Year: 2020 Size: Medium Wheels and tires: SUN MULEFÜT 80 27.5 Fat Wheels, TERRENE CAKE EATER FAST ROLLING TUBELESS Tires 27.5 X 4.0 DT Swiss 350 Hubs (150x15 front) (177 rear) Cranks: RACE FACE AEFFECT CINCH NARROW Q 30t 170mm Drive Train: Sram 1X12 (XX1 Eagle shifter and derailler). XX1 gold cassette , XX1 rainbow chain Brakes: Shimano XT Dropper Post: Crank Brothers HighLine 11 (170mm Carbon) Dropper Post Lever: Wolf Tooth 360 remote
Key Features of the Rocky Mountain Suzi Q: Narrow Q-Factor: The bike's standout feature was its narrow Q-factor (the distance between where the pedals mount to the cranks), typically around 183-192mm, which is significantly narrower than most traditional fat bikes. This design aimed to provide a more natural, comfortable pedaling feel and reduce knee strain, making it suitable for long rides or racing. 27.5 Wheels and Tires: The Suzi Q was one of the first fat bikes to embrace the 27.5-inch wheel size, paired with high-volume 3.8 tires (clearing up to 4.2). This combination offered better rollover performance and traction compared to traditional 26 fat wheels, while being lighter and more efficient. Versatile Geometry: The bike was designed to handle more like a standard mountain bike, with a geometry (e.g., 68-degree head angle, short chainstays) that was agile on singletrack but still capable in snow and sand. Carbon and Alloy Options: The Suzi Q was available in both aluminum and carbon fiber frame versions, with various build kits to suit different budgets and performance needs. All-Season Capability: Due to its efficient design and handling characteristics, the Suzi Q was marketed as a versatile all-season bike, rather than just a dedicated snow/sand machine.
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Carbon Rocky Mountain Suzie Q Fat Bike (XX1)
10 Days
201
4
$1,300.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoRocky Mountain Suzie Q Fat Bike Year: 2020 Size: Medium Wheels and tires: SUN MULEFÜT 80 27.5 Fat Wheels, TERRENE CAKE EATER FAST ROLLING TUBELESS Tires 27.5 X 4.0 DT Swiss 350 Hubs (150x15 front) (177 rear) Cranks: RACE FACE AEFFECT CINCH NARROW Q 30t 170mm Drive Train: Sram 1X12 (XX1 Eagle shifter and derailler). XX1 gold cassette , XX1 rainbow chain Brakes: Shimano XT Dropper Post: Crank Brothers HighLine 11 (170mm Carbon) Dropper Post Lever: Wolf Tooth 360 remote
Key Features of the Rocky Mountain Suzi Q: Narrow Q-Factor: The bike's standout feature was its narrow Q-factor (the distance between where the pedals mount to the cranks), typically around 183-192mm, which is significantly narrower than most traditional fat bikes. This design aimed to provide a more natural, comfortable pedaling feel and reduce knee strain, making it suitable for long rides or racing. 27.5 Wheels and Tires: The Suzi Q was one of the first fat bikes to embrace the 27.5-inch wheel size, paired with high-volume 3.8 tires (clearing up to 4.2). This combination offered better rollover performance and traction compared to traditional 26 fat wheels, while being lighter and more efficient. Versatile Geometry: The bike was designed to handle more like a standard mountain bike, with a geometry (e.g., 68-degree head angle, short chainstays) that was agile on singletrack but still capable in snow and sand. Carbon and Alloy Options: The Suzi Q was available in both aluminum and carbon fiber frame versions, with various build kits to suit different budgets and performance needs. All-Season Capability: Due to its efficient design and handling characteristics, the Suzi Q was marketed as a versatile all-season bike, rather than just a dedicated snow/sand machine.
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