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urly occupy a unique position in the industry. They are a small maker of switched-on componentry somehow embedded in the structure of one of the largest bike companies in the world. Frames like the Steamroller and 1x1 helped put fixed gear and singlespeed back on the map a few years back, and the company has continued to roll out innovative, reasonably-priced components.
STAINLESS RING || TUGGNUTS || JETHRO TULE
The thinking behind stainless rings is pretty simple: steel wears better than aluminium. Stainless steel chainrings are expensive, but they will outlast a stack of aluminium rings. This makes them particularly suitable for one-gear types, who tend to be hard riders. There are now many sizes available (tho' all are 3/32"). With the growing range, Surly have introduced more complex pricing -- as far as we're concerned, toothcounts below 40t are 30.00, 40 to 44t are 36.00, and counts 46t and up are an eyewatering 43.00. (Nice ring tho'.) Last few before restock. |
Surly's Tuggnuts are beefy chaintugs, well-suited to the requirements of offroaders. Unlike the MKS tugs which we sell to commuters and trackies, the Tuggnut is designed to be used singly. Although you're welcome to buy a pair, we sell them one-by-one. The disk thing is for QR users (instructions enc.) and those projections off the back are bottleopeners. Really. Restocked. |
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The Jethro Tule is an old favourite. It's a beautifully-machined 15mm spanner for tracknuts. The broad, flat, palm-shaped handle lets you exert a lot of leverage without need for a long, heavy grip. There's a bottleopener on the bottom, too (to encourage you to carry it all the time). Restocking shortly. |
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