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happyslug

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9. Photo of actual type of bike:

Wed Nov 7, 2012, 12:41 PM

Nov 2012

Last edited Wed Nov 7, 2012, 03:00 PM - Edit history (3)

http://surlybikes.com/bikes/pugsley

65mm wide WHEELS, 2 9/16 inches WIDE RIM (Not TIRE but the RIM the tire is on).

They also have a 100mm Rim (a 1/16th of an inch short of Four Inches), to be used with 4.7 inch tires.

http://surlybikes.com/parts/clown_shoe

I notice the tires are to be pumped up to 120 psi, but you will want less pressure if you want traction (and more pressure if you are willing to give up traction for ease of pedaling).

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Hey, I just bought a Surly Pugsley snow/trail bike [View all] Denninmi Nov 2012 OP

YOU are a Job-Creator! n/t 1StrongBlackMan Nov 2012 #1

I have never heard of these bikes. DollarBillHines Nov 2012 #2

Those are cool bikes. mindem Nov 2012 #3

Damn, that's a lot of cash to drop on a bike. OnyxCollie Nov 2012 #4

super jealous! frylock Nov 2012 #5

Yeah, my MasterCard is gonna burst into flames. Denninmi Nov 2012 #6

Surlys are very popular in CA wtmusic Nov 2012 #7

I was just concerned about gumming up with wet snow conditions. Denninmi Nov 2012 #8

I have biked in some serious snow, I never had a problem with the gears happyslug Nov 2012 #10

Photo of actual type of bike: happyslug Nov 2012 #9

The big wheel is for the new Moonlander Kolesar Dec 2012 #12

Damn, it's just like my iPod. Denninmi Dec 2012 #13

Except electronics gets thinner and Surlys get thicker...eom Kolesar Dec 2012 #14

Krik Edward krik65 Dec 2012 #11