We're here for the Norpine Classic Expo.

We have a whole fleet of demo bikes here.

They have an awesome quarter mile course set up behind me letting people try out fat bikes we had people on bikes for the first time.

Ready?

Yep.

Make sure your tire pressure is correct with fat bikes, especially if the snow is a little softer you want to on a really low pressure, sometimes even as low as two or three PSI.

So what that does is it allows you to float on top of the snow instead of sinking in.

So that can be the difference between a really frustrating ride and a ride that I really enjoy.

The other thing is making sure you're dressed correctly, especially on your hands and feet.

If you don't have a set of pogies, wear a good set of gloves that you can still use the brakes and shifters with and then make sure you wear some warm boots because you're not articulating your feet like you are when you're running or skiing Feet are generally the first thing to get cold.

Bikes are a way that people get to experience the world and experience each other.

I mean, you know, we're all just humans finding an excuse to spend time together.

I think bikes are an amazing way to do that.

The Slice, from WDSE WRPT.