Gravity Bullseye Monster Fat Bike

New trails, new fat bike! Second ride on the Gravity Bullseye Monster fat bike. After riding the Rad Rover, a much heavier e-bike on 30 to 40 mile road and gravel rides this is a big change. No motor, all trail, and much slower. But a blast to ride!

[@gunnysworld2292]

I'm ordering mine today in the same color. Thanks for the video.

[@DennyHenke]

Ah, excellent! I’ve been riding it for about a week now and it’s fantastic fun!

[@OldManFatBike]

Congratulations on that fancy new Fatty Denny! Ride On Man, Ride On :-)

[@DennyHenke]

Thanks man! You’ve been a great inspiration! I’m loving your channel and while I have less KZbin time with the nicer weather working my way back through your videos has become one of my favorites. So much fun to see your riding skills improve so much over the past few years.

[@OldManFatBike]

Awe, thanks@@DennyHenke I do appreciate your support and encouragement! Stay safe and healthy!!

[@billb2020]

Hi Denny, Nice video. I also have a RadRover. Looking for a regular fat tire bike. Did you purchase the Gravity Bullseye on line?

[@DennyHenke]

Yeah, ordered from BikesDirect.com for $500. It was delivered in 3 days in great shape. Not much assembly other than the front wheel, handlebars, and seat. Similar to the Rad Rover in that it was mostly assembled. Looking forward to riding it again today! The Gravity bikes generally have very good reviews it seems. I was a bit concerned about the lack of front suspension but since I’m going to be riding this off road nearly 100% of the time I put the pressure down to about 13psi and it’s not bad at all. A much softer ride than I expected.

[@billb2020]

@@DennyHenke Thanks. Great information.

[@eduardogutierrez3892]

How wide are the tires? 3", 4" ?