Terrene Cake Eater Long Term Review
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- I was able to review the Terrene Cake Eater in four different sizes long term. Here I explain what makes them so good, and why they are a great do it all tire year round in dirt, trail, and of course snow conditions. Check out the links below for my fat bike wheel and tire playlist, and other Terrene Tire reviews.
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That was a great video with lots of info can't wait for your next one
Thanks for watching!
Please do a video with that hoodie and the ICT!! 🙌🏼 love it 💕
Good overall review on the cake eaters! 🍰
Will do!!
Thanks! I measured the CE 27.5x4.5'' the same width as the Jumbo Jim 26x4.8'' without rider's weight on the bike. The Terrene is a massive tire and doesn't fit to all frames. I'm riding the Trek Farley 9.6 as M size frame. Fits ok to my bike.
Yes that 27.5x4.5” Cake Eater is huge volume, but it’s a great combo for weight/rolling/traction if your bike can fit it!
As always this video was power packed with info helpful to all fat bike enthuses . You really put effort into researching the info and accuracy. Your Videos are the greatest! ❤
Thanks for watching!
I find them great for packed trails , good climbing grip and ok cornering . Basically a good all arounder . The only place they didn’t perform well was deep snow .
Sounds about right to me as well!
Thanks forthe great info
Thanks for watching!
I love watching!
Great video, just to know, what would be the best option for a summer set up without changing the wheels? I ride a Trek Farley 7 Large with 27.5X4.5 Bontrager Gnarwhal, the wheels are Sunrigle Mulefut 80mm SL, should I stay with a 4.5 width or go smaller, and if smaller, witch size would ride best? I don't intend to start jumping all the time and I have the front suspension Manitou MastodonComp 80mm. I'm an avid cyclist on the road and I'm making a combeack on MTB trails after 20 years away, after buying my Fatbike for winter purpose first, and now realising all the potential for summer trails too!!! Thanks fot all your experience sharing, great resources for a beginner in the field of "fatting".
If you want to keep using your stock wheels, then going down to a 27.5x4” for the summer would be faster rolling for sure, it’s what I have on my Flume now and it works well in summer dirt, and is plenty adequate for most snow riding too.
If you can invest I. A second summer wheelset, building a 29plus wheelset is perfect for a fat bike. You can then run 29x2.8-3.0” Here is a video I did on this upgrade for my Salsa Beargrease:
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In terms of pavement riding,, would a 27.5 x 4.5 cake eater work ok, ? Just getting into fat biking. thanks
It could definitely do it, but just be aware that the extra tire size and volume will introduce more rolling resistance. So if you need the extra size and traction by all means go for it, if not the 4” would be better on pavement a dry dirt conditions.
I like cake :)