Surly Speaks Video #3 Gnot-Boost

[@MSUTri]

I was not expecting a refresher course on long division, but there it was. Thanks Surly!

[@Clint_the_Audio-Photo_Guy]

That was some tough math there Adam, lol.

[@davidskeen4000]

Been riding bikes for 53 years , mostly off - road . My Karate Monkey is by far the most fun , easy to ride and most durable bike ever . Thank you Surly !

[@albertoflores6920]

I would love to see a video of how you guys started up! Give us the history!

[@crimeAndOats]

"QBP purchased Salsa Cycles in 1997, a California-based mountain-bike manufacturer. The following year, QBP entered the emerging single-speed bike market with its in-house designed Singleator chain tensioner. Later in 1998, this product and the new Rat Ride single-speed frame (soon renamed the 1X1) helped launch the company’s new start-up, Surly Bikes." They're not some little cottage manufacturer of bicycles.

[@ed0078]

Thanks Adam. Ingenuity--and what gnot--is what I love about Surly frames.

[@myette10]

With a 135 wheel how do you get yer rotor lined up? Some lateral room in the post adapter thingy?

[@nilambursafari]

Love from golden teak town

[@K1989L]

This does not explain how you can have a TA and two different widths of hubs? Is the washer on the drive side reversiple? Does that make up the difference and the same length axle will do?

[@icecreamtrucker6400]

Cool video guys! I still want one with Sov though! :)

[@mikebiggle4691]

I understand the math to get 1.5mm, but what is the change in angle of the seat and chain stays?? Can you add that to the video for me?

[@mathisbourcier1126]

the answer is it's negligible, I think

[@mediumrick7667]

Love the math. Math is rad.

[@jesselybschannel]

So, for 135mm spaced wheels, looks like you need a pretty good sized rotor spacer on the nondrive side, what about the drive side? Re-dish? Is a derailleur hanger spacer a thing? HELP ME!!!

[@SurlyBikes4130]

All that is needed is Surly 10/12 adapter washers HU0000 for 6mm QR or HU0001 10mm Thru-Axle

[@travismeginniss]

I like the Ops version of the older Krampus better as I feel like flexing may cause a bit of a fatigue over time plus all my bikes break at the rear chain stays. Plenty happy with my OLD Krampus though. I'm sure there will be lots of people buying this new one though. I wont though because the Shimano Cranks went away.

[@timkosters125]

How much travel is on that fork?

[@ktothetothe]

I feel a lot smarter now.

[@Youareanexperiment]

Wait so do we need to purchase the spacers separately for 135mm?

[@forgetyourlife]

No.they come with the frame.

[@ROBinJVILLE]

Will gnot boost fit this new 141 QR boost standard that I see on some bikes?

[@wow151]

I've never really considered a Surly before, until watching this video, here are the reasons why... 1. Tiny Peewee Herman visible in frame. 2. The way the pen is thrown into shot and caught by the manager man. 3. The big machines in the background.

[@beemrdon52]

I tuned out early...

[@mohsinshaikh9224]

Three cold sycle

[@Yoyomanmanholla]

If surly sold a few more frames, maybe you can buy a proper audio kit for these videos

[@crsark]

Hey, Pee-Wee!

[@tubenachos]

Long division 😄

[@bimmerbent]

Hard to watch 3rd Grade Math - wasn't cute or funny. Wanted to see close up of rear axle and various configurations.

[@beemrdon52]

If that guy can design a bike.....so phony, so UNcool. It,s about selling product and they think they've got their market figured out. Surly, let't get REAL.