For These Broad-Tired Bikes, 'Fat' Isn't a Dirty Word: Alaskan's Creations Conquer Snow, but Face Cost Challenges From RedNova
By Craig Medred, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Nov. 26--In the snow on the wintery trails around Anchorage these days can be found the imprint of Mark Gronewald's success. It is writ in the shallow chevrons of the print of a bike tire nearly 4 inches wide.
For these broad-tired bikes, 'fat' isn't a dirty word Anchorage Daily News
In the snow on the wintery trails around Anchorage these days can be found the imprint of Mark Gronewald's success. It is writ in the shallow chevrons of the print of a bike tire nearly 4 inches wide. Years after Gronewald first advocated the fat-tire bike as a viable alternative for winter portation and recreation, his vision is rolling up hills and dipping into valleys across Southcentral.
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