Surly Pugsley 1st Snow

Much harder than I expected. Airing down the tires is a must.

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• Pugsley
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[Ashtree1976]

Does anyone know wether there's a trailer available for any of these type of bicycles and where I could purchase them (Devon)?

I need to be able to transport my gardening tools to work (brushcutter, chainsaw, hedge trimmers, etc), any help would be much appreciated.

[pigeonfarmboy]

@Ashtree1976 check out bikesatwork They make some really nice heavy duty trailers.

[pigeonfarmboy]

@Ashtree1976 check out bikesatwork They make some really nice heavy duty trailers.

[15gary37]

Thanks for your video. Because of Vik, I was able to recently get a Pugsley from Tobie in IL. Watching your video, and my first snow rides here in Ohio, I was amazed at the stability at a very slow speed. Good control at all times. Gary

[pigeonfarmboy]

Well in all fairness, this is after about an hour of falling and sliding out haha. Lowering the tire pressure was key for sure.

[bayareaaxialcrawler]

that doesnt even look fun lol

[pigeonfarmboy]

You need to reevaluate fun.

[sautezFort]

Looks like you've got your seat set too low. That can make pedaling a lot harder especially in snow.

[Ashtree1976]

@pigeonfarmboy thanks for that El Duderino.

[BerigVintrange]

thanks, like the bike mucho! I winter ride in Rochester, NY, on an old cruiser bike, removed the fenders, replaced the tires with knobbies, ride all winter, have seen the Pugsley, love the look, bet it'd handle well on my route to work- 3 miles, I ride sidewalks mostly, love it year 'round! Much luck on your winter cycling!

Berig Vintrange, Rochester