Surly Tuggnut & Inbred?

Posted on Mon 25th, January 2010

• #1

Cosmagod

Hi.

After enjoying a singlespeed conversion on one of my older bikes for the last couple of months, I've finally taken the plunge and bought myself a slotted Inbred frame. I'm now in the market for some parts, and being that this is my first proper singlespeed frame, I'm after a good and effective chaintug to use with QR.

Is the Surly Tuggnut compatible with this frame/QR? Or, are the On One chaintugs just as effective?
• #2

jv

i dont know for sure but i dont see why the surly wouldnt be compatible, but then the on one is much cheaper and you know its compatible
• #3

mr_bojangles

i dont know for sure but i dont see why the surly wouldnt be compatible, but then the on one is much cheaper and you know its compatible

Should be ok-Surly works fine on my Pompino and it comes with an adaptor for QRs

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