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  Topic Name: Surly Pugsley with lots of extras on: July 10, 2013, 08:25:50 PM
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« on: July 10, 2013, 08:25:50 PM »

2005 Surly Pugsley (XL)  $1300

Notes:
The Good--This old frame has the old geometry (HUGE triangle) that can fit a HUGE framebag (not included).  All hubs and bearings (including derailleur pulley wheels) have been recently serviced with Phil Wood grease.  There is a NEW freehub body on the 26x100 rear wheel.  New Hayes hydraulic disc brakes.  Carbon seat-post and handlebars.  Two wheel sets (26x100 & 29x23) and a THIRD SET OF RIMS (26x82)!  Also includes Surly Black Floyd tires for cruising fat and sassy around town Smiley  

The (kinda) Bad--The 100mm rims are made by Choppers U.S.  While they are very ride-able, they are in pretty rough shape.  Whoever drilled them did a terribly uneven job...and after the red paint job.  There are a few nipple holes that are cracking, and a few dings along the edges.  That said, THEY STILL RIDE FULLY LOADED and I ride them all the time.  ALSO INCLUDED ARE LIGHTLY USED SURLY HOLY ROLLING DARYL RIMS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE!!!

The Ugly--This frame is solid but ugly.  It was originally purple, rattle-canned black, and now has lots of wear.  Somebody did some sort of modification to the seat tube water bottle cage mounts that has me baffled and renders it unusable (easily re-drilled to fix).  It has some surface rust, but no notable dents, kinks, or brakes.  It is as you would expect a 13 year old fat frame to look (shrugs).

Conclusions--Powder coat her nose, lace the Daryl rims, and take her to the ball!  This bike gives you lots of options.  It's a sweet, simple, serviceable build.  I would suggest Lacing the Daryls for snow, and then keeping the 100s for beach and mud riding.  It's nice to have a beater wheel set for corrosive conditions.

Pictures--I honestly don't have any and the bike is about 100 miles away in a storage unit right now.  I'll work on it this week and post some when I can.  

Video--Here is some video with pretty good view of the wheels.  I run it sans front derailleur in the sand, but it has since been re-mounted.  http://youtu.be/wioaShfmjiI

Shipping--This is a two box endeavor with all the wheel stuff.  You pay for the more expensive of the two.  

FRAMESET
Frame
Fork

DRIVETRAIN (Shimano 3x7)
Crankset
Derailleur/F
Derailleur/R
Cassette
Chain

COMPONENTS
Headset
Bottom Bracket
Brakes
Brake Levers
Shifters
Stem
Handlebar
Grips
Saddle
Seatpost
Seat Clamp
Pedals
Extras


26” WHEEL SET
Front Hub
Rear Hub
Rims
Tires

29” WHEEL SET
Front Hub
Rear Hub
Rim
Tires

Surly Pugsley
Surly Pugsley (100mm) centered


Race Face 22-32-42
Shimano LX
Shimano XT
Shimano XTR 7-speed
SRAM


Cane Creek S-3
FSA 100mm
Hayes Mag Hydro (DOT)
Hayes Mag Hydro (DOT)
Shimano XT (Friction/Indexed) Thumbies
Giant
Easton Carbon Riser Bars
Ergon 2
Specialized
RaceFace Carbon
Bolt on
Platform
Topeak Rack
Surly Holy Rolling Daryl 82mm Rims


Shimano Deore
Shimano XT
Super Fat 100mm
Surly Larry/Nate; Surly Black Floyd (pair)


Shimano XT
Shimano XT
Mavic
Panaracer 2.35 Rampage
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  Topic Name: Surly Pugsley with lots of extras Reply #1 on: July 12, 2013, 09:15:04 PM
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« Reply #1 on: July 12, 2013, 09:15:04 PM »

Would you consider selling the holy rolling darryl rims and the black floyds separately? If so how much?
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  Topic Name: Surly Pugsley with lots of extras Reply #2 on: July 13, 2013, 12:15:34 AM
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« Reply #2 on: July 13, 2013, 12:15:34 AM »

Sorry.  Package deal.  If it doesn't sell, I'm taking my own advice and will want those Parts.  By the way, the Black Floyds are really fun.  I did a century ride on them (ore often I get groceries on them), and while they are no 700x24s, they roll damn nice at 25 psi.  I very much recommend them!
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