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at the time, Surly didn't have many models. I would've been better served by a Long Haul Trucker, but this was my only option. Pretty tight wheelbase, so much so that I have a fair amount of toe overlap.
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Sounds somewhat familiar but I went the street route. This was my commuter for several years and was the first bike I assembled entirely from a hodgepodge of parts, including my introduction to lacing wheels. It was fun and productive learning. The bike has gone through a couple of different handlebar style iterations over the years.I had a Surly 1x1 about 25 years ago- cromo fork, Xt cantis and 2.5" downhill tyres- bent the fork and ovalized the head tube doing stair gaps in Toronto. Loved riding that bike, think I'll probably put together another single speed in the not too distant future
gotta say, I'm enjoying the hell outta being back in the bike biz!
Look at the crankCrash ? Or one of those irritating cracks that just had to be put out of its misery ?
You ok ? Trucks hit hardstarts with F, ends with 150
How did you fix that??oh no, not my bike- I just had to fix it. Poor kid ran over his own bike
I put a new frame on it.How did you fix that??
I was hoping you were going to put it in a jig and re lay the carbonI put a new frame on it.
here's a random shot of my scoobydoo
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Love it!!!!!!!!!