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  • Pugsley riders to the forum please.
  • ton
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    i have a itch that i need to scratch………and the pugsley could be the back scratcher.
    please post a pic of you pugsley…………. 8)

    epicyclo
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    You can start the scratching by fitting a fat fork and fat wheel to your existing bike.

    ton
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    i was just gonna ask………..what fork is suitable if i was to do a home build.

    epicyclo
    Full Member

    Pugsley, about £90, or you can do what I did and bodge up a free fork (rigid) out of clapped out suspension forks

    coastkid
    Free Member

    braw fun 😛
    heres Scotlands two..

    im just heading out now to the beach 😮 have a scroll through here…

    singlespeedstu
    Full Member

    Another fat front picture for you Ton.

    This one with a Salsa Enabler fork.


    2010_0813fatfront0006on Flickr

    stills8tannorm
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    Stu, did you get your fork through ISON or direct?

    singlespeedstu
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    LBS got it from ISON.

    They did order it before ISON were showing it on their site though.

    stills8tannorm
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    Ta … my Carver might just be needing a Larry on the front.

    garybuckham
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    One of the few Scottish Pugsley's, as seen in Coastkid's post above.

    More images here and some videos here

    Gary

    tang
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    gary, that looks great!

    trail_rat
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    the green looks mint when built into a bike – need to get onto my man at ison after seeing that i think …..

    white for 2011 so he tells me !

    1 project at a time ! its project ragley for this trip – im doing another in mid october though – possibly titled project pugsley ! – need to sell a bike or maybe 2 first !

    JohnClimber
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    Not quite a pugsley but I've a complete Mukluk landing in November…

    trail_rat
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    lovely john climber – pump spoils it though ;)- your QRS are on the wrong side also 😉

    saltyman
    Free Member

    superb, just what im after.

    how do i go about buying one?

    cozz
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    heres my pugs built this year living happily in Sherwood forest

    and here with 2.5" maxxis hookworms on for road trips

    trail_rat
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    coast kid – what size axel of square taper BB do you run in yours

    will i be ok with a 146mm axel – with an adjustable chainline for an SS/hub gear set up

    gil_
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    Almost makes you look forward to winter!

    At home in the snow

    …no it's not for sale 😉

    cynic-al
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    must be hard work on snow and tarmac?

    Woody
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    Has anyone got/ordered or dealt with Sandman yet. Link to website (under construction) HERE They seem very good value if this is correct – from mtb.be
    This is for plain, non painted frames. Production time is 2 weeks. Having your frame painted adds 100,- Euros and two weeks extra (I have to send it out to have it powdercoated or painted).

    All frames have 165mm rear hub and 100mm bottom bracket spacing and can easily accomodate Endomorph tires on up to 100mm rims. Cable eyelet type and routing is free of choice as are eyelets for rear luggage racks and come at no extra cost.
    Free choice of integrated or 1.1/8 head set bearings and normal rear drop-outs or single speed ones. Combined single speed dropout with derailleur attachment also available.
    Polished welds come at an extra charge of 100,- Euro.

    Wide CRMO forks with disk brake attachments for normal front hubs come at 59,- Euros unpainted. 79,- Euro painted. Same price for 135mm spaced forks.
    No extra cost for luggage attachment eyelets.

    The weights for the 3 different frame options, all in size M:

    Steel Kalahari: 2250 gr

    Non butted alu Atacama: 1920 gr

    Hydroformed, butted Gobi: 1740 gr

    So, a basic unpainted frame and fork for not much more than 400 euros. Seems like a bargain !

    trail_rat
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    i have emailed the guy but as yet had no reply – not so keen on the 165 rear end BUT ill just turn down some spacers if need be !

    new pugsleys due at xmas will be white apparently- watch you dont loose it in the snow

    mukluk – does any one have a frame/fork cost ?

    stills8tannorm
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    Woody, Paul78 has a Sandman frame … that's his up there^.

    I've emailed them and am waiting to hear back, however I am told that he can be a touch slow with these things.

    EDIT: There isn't one up there^ … must have been a different thread but he does have one, really he does 😉

    Woody
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    Seems to be a touch slow on communication and the web site was suppossed to be up and running a year ago!

    Must be too busy building frames ❓

    coastkid
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    trail_rat – Member

    coast kid – what size axel of square taper BB do you run in yours

    will i be ok with a 146mm axel – with an adjustable chainline for an SS/hub gear set up

    yep 146mm is correct, check with Brixton Cycles, thats where i ordered mine, there is a choice of 2 different insert cups for the drive side, one is collared for an E-type mech and one with no collar for single speed,

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    i have a raceface taperlock – i have both cups for it – i used to run them on my downhill bikes 😀

    so i now have a BB and a set of BLUE raceface turbine cranks for this bike …..

    and a rohloff for the ragley …..

    my missus is going to KILL me

    mattsccm
    Free Member

    I need one but why? Especially just a fat front wheel. please convince me.

    myheadsashed
    Full Member

    The Sandman website will be up and running early October.

    I've found he is very good at replying to email however he is busy getting the website online.

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