[c_m_shooter]

This place is too divided. For the past year my Pugsley has been set up half fat with a 27.5x2.5 in the rear and 26 x 4 in the front. I get the stability and braking of the fat front. The acceleration is way better with the narrower tire in the back.

 

[NYrr496]

I do that as well. I sometimes run 29+ on the rear and 26x4.8 up front. love it.

 

[BansheeRune]

This place is too divided. For the past year my Pugsley has been set up half fat with a 27.5x2.5 in the rear and 26 x 4 in the front. I get the stability and braking of the fat front. The acceleration is way better with the narrower tire in the back.

You are doing just fine. Either fat or plus and good to go.

 

[jay_paradox]

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[Shark]

As long as you don't go smaller than 2.5 it's all good

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[Sparticus]

“That’s what she said”

 

[NYrr496]

OP, What rim are you able to run a 2.5" tire on a Pugs?

 

[Jayem]

Half of the time, you are allowed in the fat-bike forum.

 

[NYrr496]

Half of the time, you are allowed in the fat-bike forum.

Hahahahahahaha

 

[BansheeRune]

As long as you don't go smaller than 2.5 it's all good

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Shame on you, Shark!

 

[Shark]

Haha. I'm still 4.6/4.8 for winter, but dropped to a 2.8 up front, 3 rear for the first time in a long time. That's as narrow as I go

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[BansheeRune]

Haha. I'm still 4.6/4.8 for winter, but dropped to a 2.8 up front, 3 rear for the first time in a long time. That's as narrow as I go

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And I was thinking that the Mayor and Sarge were going to haul you into their office...

 

[c_m_shooter]

OP, What rim are you able to run a 2.5" tire on a Pugs?

A take off that was in the back room of my local shop. He thought it may have came off a Salsa Timberjack, we were lucky enough to be able to dish it over for the offset. I don't keep up with the details, all my bikes are old.

 

[socalscott]

Go with the front sizing, as it accounts for 70% of the feels.