Although not made in the USA I do like how this bike was developed in the states.Switched from a 2011 Pugsley to the 190mm Susitna model. I did make a few changes to dial it in to my personal preference. It has a relatively long head tube and long chain stays, so it's stable in really rough situations.
In fact I bought their new Skyline and it also is an excellent product. Any loose surface climb that would cause a spin out on the HT I can now climb with no spin out. Stumps, rocks etc. It is stable and and not twitchy.
If I was to nitpick my original plan was to run two water bottles but it was just too tight a fit in the frame.
My reference point was my full suspension Trek Hi-Fi Pro.
Been riding my new 9Zero7 fat bike for two months now and so far it‘s been a blast to ride. However, it is an absolute blast. 9:zero:7 has just launched two all new fat tire bikes: the Tundra, and the Squall kids fat bike. As I was writing this introduction my dad reminded me of my first cameo on BikeRumor. The first time I took this bike out as a rental from our local bike shop (Backyard Bikes) I was grinning like the Cheshire Cat.
The 9:ZERO:7 Aluminum was conceived as a lighter snow bike equipped for the most demanding fat tire adventures. Shortening the stays allows for better maneuverability making it more of a ‘trail’ fat bike while maintaining clearance for 4+” tires. Deep snow riding is generally slow. The stock Tundra ships with a 9:zero:7 rigid carbon fork that is spaced at 150 x 15mm to enable easy swaps to a fork like the Bluto or Wren. Great braking with the BB7’s which I have on my HT and road tandem. It was within the full review of the The headtube is 135mm in height (large) and slacks out to 69° contributing to its aggressive riding position.
Yes, it’s a 1.5 – 1 .125″ tapered steerer which is part of the suspension ready equation. that I used to go around in my effort to pick a good line suddenly disappeared under the beastly 4 inch tires. The 907 is long and slacker.
If the big man upstairs wants to throw some snow our way It’d make a great early birthday present. And now with the unbelievably light and burley, fat-carbon bikes, like the 9:Zero:7 Whiteout, it’s a whole new ball game! These two characteristics create a very patient snow bike. Was looking to 1) be little lighter and 2) be able to accomodate the Bud and Lou tire combo. I bought the 9:ZERO:7 Whiteout Aluminum GX-1 but paid extra for the carbon fork. I find I'm going through the gears faster.
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My build got me down to 31 lbs, same weight as my last 29er. So far I've only had a chance to ride in dirt, but must say that I'm very satisfied with the overall bike geometry and performance. Actions . I originally had it built with Marge Lites and HD's but quickly switched to Rolling Darryls and Bud and Lou.
and Storm 100 rims offered with 45NRTH and Schwalbe tires. So I went with CamelBak instead.
Named after the area code of Alaska, the 9:ZERO:7 is crafted out of 6061 aluminum and offers a host of features to optimize your fat tire experience. Starting with an elongated head-tube and longer chain-stays, the 9:ZERO:7 features six rack mounts, three water bottle mounts, fender mounts, …
Good all-around bike that gives you options. Wheel spacing is 197 x 12mm (r) 150 x 15 (f).
Balanced feeling geometry make it really fun to cruise on snow or to rock crawl in the summer. It is a great trail bike. Great fit and finish. Stiff, burly frame that fits some of the fattest tires and can be set up lean or for touring. Aluminum Frame, Geometry, Solid Welds, Vertical Dropouts, Ability to add belt drive (if you really want to geek out), Fender Mounts, 3 Bottle Mounts, Color Choices, Just Looks Fine...It didn't take me long to become a fat bike believer. There are three cage mounts in and under the main triangle, plus an Anything mount on the toptube directly behind the stem. Starting with an elongated head-tube and longer chain-stays, the 9:ZERO:7 features six rack mounts, three water bottle mounts, fender mounts, and full cable housing on a lightweight frame.
One of the most notable changes is a 17mm reduction in chainstay length.
Plenty of gearing with the 1x11 set up. The 907 seems to understand this slow pace. The weight makes it very ridable, and its good fun. I am excited for snow to fly so that I can spend some quality time on the saddle of a fat bike again this winter. Set up on 27+ hoops it’s 28.9 lbs. Tusken Specs. North Division Bike Shop did an excellent job on the initial set up. I have a nice build, have some friends that think Im crazy for spending 3k on a snow bike. This bike fit the bill! There hasn’t been a climb that I can’t do on the fat bike that I could do on my hard tail. Lower bb on 907 than Necro. I love it, its a great snow bike. Sram Level T hydraulic brakes with 160mm rotors provide stopping power on the Sun Ringle wheels. Yes it weighs more than my 24lbs hard tail but on the trail I really don’t notice the extra weight. Named after the area code of Alaska, the 9:ZERO:7 is crafted out of 6061 aluminum and offers a host of features to optimize your fat tire experience.
If you have read our January introduction to the 9:zero:7 Tundra you may have seen the tweaks made to its older sibling the Whiteout AL. Still playing with tire pressure and I do need to get a decent gauge to measure the lower tire pressures. Drivetrain setup with 30×10-42t. Vertical drop-outs.