Fat Bike Race Calendar
This list contains fat bike races mostly in the western states. I will try to update the list when I hear of cancellations but be sure to go direct to the race website to make sure it’s still on!
If I am missing a race please let me know and I will add it.
As a resident of a small town in Wyoming that has been inundated with out-of-state visitors this year, I’d like to remind everyone to please be respectful of the communities that are hosting these events. Show the locals how rad the bike community is by adhering to CoVID safety protocol.
Thank you and happy racing!
DEC 2020 - JAN 2021 Jan 8-10, 2021 Fat Pursuit, Island Park, ID (the race has been change to a do-it-yourself adventure but Fat Camp is still on) Jan 9, 2021 Jackalope, Gillette, WY Jan 15-17-2021 Fatbike World Championship, Pinedale, WY Jan 30, 2021 The Fat Viking, Virtual FEBRUARY 2021 Feb 6, 2021 Winter's Fat Classic, Deadwood and Lead, SD Feb 6, 2021 Winter Shakedown Fat Bike Camp, Owasippe Boy Scout Camp, Michigan MARCH 2021 March 5, 2021 Chubby Chaser, Laramie, WY March 15, 2021 The Drift, Pinedale, WY March 13, 2021 28 Below, Spearfish, SD
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