those who like fat-tire bikes and those who don’t. I’m very much of the fat tire persuasion, which is why I just had to test the new Mate X electric folding bike. There’s something about ...

So what does the Mate X offer budding commuters ... and backers can customize their bike further by choosing puncture-resistant, fat tires from the Big Daddy option that allows for offroad ...

Crowdfunding doesn’t always go so well, which is why it’s so heartwarming when a company bucks this trend. One of these rare success stories from the cesspit of crowdfunding was 2016’s Mate ...

The Mate X e-bike on the bike path to the Sydney Harbour ... it’s 103cm long and with its 4-inch fat tyres is a big bike, kind of a step down from a motor scooter. If you want to be noticed ...

Several configurations of the Mate X electric folding bike are $300 off at Wellbots ... That’s thanks in part to its powerful battery and some very fat tires. According to The Verge’s Thomas ...

riding the Mate X e-bike. It ought to feel loutish, the cycling equivalent of driving a pimped-up Subaru WRX, what with the fat, four-inch tyres, the garish suspension and the various paint jobs ...

Exposure is the last thing you want for any MATE bike, for the craft and quality shines through. As well as offering a monochrome collaboration with Moncler on the MATE X, their standard models are ...

As a convert to the Church of Fat Tires, I was excited to share with him an idea I’d learned from other cyclists: Cram on the fattest soft-sided tires that will fit on your bike, then inflate ...