Found this complete for sale while I was on a trip 12 hours away from home. Had room in the car and was too good a deal to pass up!
Frame:
53cm 2014(?) Surly Steamroller
Fork/Headset:
Stock / FSA Orbit
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Omniums 165
Pedals:
BMX Flats / ynots
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
EAI 19t / 44rn 49t / Izumi
Saddle/Seatpost:
OG flite / 0 offset
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
archetype / 40mm gravelking ss
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
archetype / 40mm gravelking ss
Accessories:
hockey tape
More Info:
40mm tire on 17mm internal rim clears easy everywhere but near the brake bridge. Surly says max 38c tire but I think you could squeeze a 42 on here heheh
Bike History
Click a link below to see past stages of this bike.
Current Stage Info:
wider, less knobby tires and a lighter wheelset to be faster on pavement, longer stem because it looks cool
want more stickers to throw on it
Added by b0nk. Last updated 18 days ago.
3 Comments
i love the surly steamroller! It reminds me of an njs frame with wide tire clearance.... which is why i want one. Respects to you!
Posted 7 months ago
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aarn, cyclocross, eai, fixedgear, fixed-gear, gravelbike, izumi, singlespeed, steamroller, steel, surly, tracklocross
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Awkrd1 says:
I had a steamroller a few years back and loved it. I now have a Vigorelli steel and an Njs currently. The surly was fun but in no way rode anything like my Bomber pro... It did have a dime sized dent in the top tube when I bought it and still rode straight as an arrow. Tough frames with tones of wheel clearance. I ran 700x38c hybrid tires built up as a commuter. My son still has his
Posted 7 months ago
b0nk says:
yeah definetly not as nimble as a njs frame but the tire clearance makes it so fun on trails!
Posted 7 months ago