Fat tire
Not on the floor today
Meelod XT600DL
Meelod's high-output fat-tire bike. Less retro styling than the DK line, more focus on capability and power.
- Built around capability rather than looks
- Fat tires and a substantial frame
- One of the most powerful bikes Meelod makes
If the DK line’s styling is not for you but the capability is, this is the model built for that.
At a glance
| Style | Fat tire |
|---|---|
| Best for | Riders who want output over aesthetics |
Specifications change between model years. This model is not on the floor today — call ahead, and we will confirm the build if we order one in.
Straight from Meelod
3 photos of the XT600DL
Colorways, close-ups and the bike in use. These are the manufacturer's own photographs. This model is not on our floor to ride today.
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Ask about the XT600DL
This one is not on the floor and is not available for a test ride today. Call ahead, or send this and we will tell you what is charged and ready — and whether we can order this model in.
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