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Surly Pugsley Reviews
Mountain Biking > Mountain Bike Gear > Mountain bikes > Hardtail bikes
Description
Tubing:Surly 4130 CroMoly steel. Main triangle double-butted. TIG-welded
Rear dropouts: Surly horizontal dropouts with derailleur hanger, 135mm-spaced, offset 17.5mm
Brake compatibility: 51mm IS disc mounts frame and fork
Braze-ons: Dual water bottle mounts, toptube cable housing guides for use with continuous housing, fender and rack eyelets
Seatpost diameter: 27.2mm
Seatpost clamp:30mm Surly stainless, included. Silver
Headset: 1-1/8" threadless
Front Derailleur: E-type
Bottom bracket shell: 100mm wide, 1.37" x 24t
Chainring clearance: Compact triple: 22-32-44t
Fork: Suspension-corrected (100mm travel). 447mm axle to crown, tapered straight blade, 4130 CroMoly. 51mm IS REAR disc mount. 135mm-spaced dropouts, 17.5mm offset
Color: Snowblind
Weight:18" = 2,570g (5.6 lb) Fork: uncut = 1.114g (2.52 lb)
Tubing:Surly 4130 CroMoly steel. Main triangle double-butted. TIG-welded
Rear dropouts: Surly horizontal dropouts with derailleur hanger, 135mm-spaced, offset 17.5mm
Brake compatibility: 51mm IS disc mounts frame and fork
Braze-ons: Dual water bottle mounts, toptube cable housing guides for use with continuous housing, fender and rack eyelets
Seatpost diameter: 27.2mm
Seatpost clamp:30mm Surly stainless, included. Silver
Headset: 1-1/8" threadless
Front Derailleur: E-type
Bottom bracket shell: 100mm wide, 1.37" x 24t
Chainring clearance: Compact triple: 22-32-44t
Fork: Suspension-corrected (100mm travel). 447mm axle to crown, tapered straight blade, 4130 CroMoly. 51mm IS REAR disc mount. 135mm-spaced dropouts, 17.5mm offset
Color: Snowblind
Weight:18" = 2,570g (5.6 lb) Fork: uncut = 1.114g (2.52 lb)
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Cons: The only thing you can nit pick about is the weight.
Recommendation: This is about as much fun as you can have on a bike. It goes anywhere, yes it takes a little more horsepower up climbs, but I've seen them setup a singlespeeds too! It will roll over anything and everything from the cat, the kids, the wife's flower garden, to snow, sand, asphalt, everything! The only thing I can suggest is that if you're not happy with how it handles just experiment with your tire pressure, that really makes a huge difference in how it handles and rides.