Contino Hobbs Fat Bike

by Contino

Category: Fat

₹34,820Indicative price - for comparison only, not a live offer.

About Contino Hobbs Fat Bike

The Contino Hobbs Fat Bike is a Fat bike from Contino, priced at ₹34,820. It's built around a 26x17 alloy frame with internal cabling frame and a threadless alloy crowned suspension fork fork. Equipped with Altus Shifter & Tourney Derailleur shifting and dual disc brakes brakes. Rolls on 26x4.00 Nylon Fat tyre tyres.

Contino Hobbs Fat Bike Specifications

Frame & Fork

Frame26X17 Alloy Frame with Internal cabling
ForkThreadless Alloy crowned suspension fork
HeadsetKenli -Headset

Brakes

BrakesDual Disc Brakes
Brake LeversAlloy Brake levers

Wheels & Tyres

Rims26X4.00 Alloy rim
Tyres26x4.00 Nylon Fat tyre

Other Specifications

AccessoriesSide stand
Bike AssemblySKD (90% Assembled)

Drivetrain

Crankset24/34/42T Chain set with 170mm crank
Bottom BracketCartridge type BB Set
Pedals9/16" PVC MTB Type pedals
ShiftersAltus Shifter & Tourney Derailleur
CassetteShimano 7 Speed 14-28T freewheel

Cockpit & Seating

HandlebarSteel Oversized & Wide Handlebar
SaddleMTB PU Padded saddle

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Fat bikes like this one.

What gearing does the Contino Hobbs Fat Bike have?

The Contino Hobbs Fat Bike uses Altus Shifter & Tourney Derailleur.

What is the price of the Contino Hobbs Fat Bike?

The Contino Hobbs Fat Bike is priced at ₹34,820 (indicative, for comparison only).

What are fat bikes designed for?

Riding on soft, unstable surfaces like sand, snow, and loose gravel - the oversized, low-pressure tyres add flotation and grip that a standard bike lacks.

Can a fat bike be ridden on normal roads?

Yes, though the wide tyres add rolling resistance, making it slower and more tiring than a standard bike on pavement.

Are fat bikes heavier than regular bikes?

Generally yes, due to the wider rims, tyres, and reinforced frame needed to handle the terrain they're built for.

Do fat bike tyres need special tyre pressure?

Yes - they're typically run at much lower pressure than standard tyres to maximize grip and cushioning on soft terrain.