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Hi, has anyone found a hard tail fat bike frame that will take the M600 motor rather than the more normal M620 motor ?
 
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Hi, has anyone found a hard tail fat bike frame that will take the M600 motor rather than the more normal G620 motor ?

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Nice, but still Full Suspension which on a soft 4" rear tyre in UK winter mud and slop, I'm not sure is needed. Sort of along these lines.

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Nice, but still Full Suspension which on a soft 4" rear tyre in UK winter mud and slop, I'm not sure is needed.

Nice, but still Full Suspension which on a soft 4" rear tyre in UK winter mud and slop, I'm not sure is needed. Sort of along these lines.

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I lock the suspension on sand and on technical terrain and jump I unlock it and it's quite comfortable for the back
 
Hi, has anyone found a hard tail fat bike frame that will take the M600 motor rather than the more normal M620 motor ?
I just found this alloy bike, not sure how to find out who manufactures the frame though.

BTW: These are apparently the Bafang(?) cranks for M5/600 motors with a fat bike offset, I'd be curious to know which shorter cranks (160mm-ish) with lower offset (= smaller Q-factor) would also fit for M5/600 fat bikes. I was only able to find those (Miranda Q35) so far.
 
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Just had another look at this subject, I still am not able to find any frame, besides the one I posted in my last reply.

There might be hard tail 29er frames, that can fit a 3.8" on a 50mm rim, but I also having a hard time, to find any other ones, besides the Lightcarbon LC1066 and the Dengfu E14, which both look like they won't fit that bill.
 
I just found this alloy bike, not sure how to find out who manufactures the frame though.

BTW: These are apparently the Bafang(?) cranks for M5/600 motors with a fat bike offset, I'd be curious to know which shorter cranks (160mm-ish) with lower offset (= smaller Q-factor) would also fit for M5/600 fat bikes. I was only able to find those (Miranda Q35) so far.
The entire website of the bike vendor is now down, so I can't even find the bike anymore. Would still be curious if there are any decent M510/560/600 compatible hard-tail-frames for real fat tires.
 
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i had a good hardtail
its was a dengfu e14,was carbon fiber tho

i like hardtails but the e14 was a bit heavy with 840wh and m510 motor

i didnt find any other hardtail frames that i could consider building

maybe i get something like this for winter/ local trails

i wish they offer a frame only option

throw in a 3x3 hub and call it a day
could do that for around 4.5k total
 
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