Fat Wheels

Everything You Need to Know About Fat Wheels for Bikes

Fat wheels are perfect for tough terrains, giving riders the stability and traction they crave. Whether you're riding on snow, sand, or rugged trails, these oversized tires give you unmatched surface contact and absorb shocks like no other.

Bicycles with fat wheels are especially popular among adventure cyclists and beginners who appreciate the added balance and control. From professional to training wheels for young riders, there’s a solution for every skill level and terrain type.

If you're upgrading or building your own bicycle setup, you’ll want a reliable wheel that matches your needs. For your fat wheels, consider the Wheel Master 26in Alloy Fat Disc, A tough rear wheel that delivers both performance and durability. Whether you’re cruising the beach or tackling rocky trails, the right components will keep your ride smooth and your traction strong.

Ride the Unrideable: Fat Wheels with No Boundaries

Take your ride further with high-performance fat wheels designed to dominate in any environment. Made from lightweight alloy or ultra-strong carbon, these wheels give you great traction and stability on any road. Their oversized design ensures unmatched terrain capability, absorbing impact and maintaining grip where standard wheels fall short.

Built for all-weather versatility, they keep you moving confidently through rain, sleet, or shine. Excellent choice for adventurers, commuters, and groundbreakers. Engineered to handle the toughest conditions while maintaining control and comfort. Upgrade to fat wheels and experience the ride without limits.

Can you put fat wheels on any bike?

While it’s technically possible to fit fat wheels on some bikes, it largely depends on frame and fork clearance. These wheels typically range from 3.8" to 5" wide and require specially designed frames with wider dropouts and more spacing. Standard road or mountain bikes usually don’t have the clearance to accommodate them without major modifications.

E-bikes and fat bikes design their frames to support larger wheels, providing optimal geometry and durability. Upgrading to fat wheels also requires checking hub spacing and brake compatibility. For riders ready to make the switch, complete fat wheel sets offer optimized configurations for seamless integration.