Surly Steamroller

Well look like a polished 110mm ahead stem that you can get at a bicycle shop dear boy.

Is you soul purpose in life to try and make youself look like a condescending prick, Ed?

your ability to be a complete cunt really does amaze me sometimes.

Is you soul purpose in life to try and make youself look like a condescending prick, Ed?

your ability to be a complete cunt really does amaze me sometimes.

sole, better yet

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sole - better yet!

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http://www.lfgss.com/thread19856.html

Just for the smell of it....

See Steamroller Owners thread:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread34320.html

Is you soul purpose in life to try and make youself look like a condescending prick, Ed?

it's in my soul mate, no one can change your soul, other than the fact it doesn't exist.

Clear as mud, well reasoned

:-I

Is you soul purpose in life to try and make youself look like a CODnescending prick, Ed?

your ability to be a complete cunt really does amaze me sometimes.

can't believe this one got missed out.

Is you soul purpose in life to try and make youself look like a condescending prick, Ed?

your ability to be a complete cunt really does amaze me sometimes.

the codfather of punning

can't believe this one got missed out.

It did not

any one know if the differece would be severe goin from 38mm rake to the 30 rake of the big city? would it completely trow off the geo and make it a shite ride?

As long as AC is the same, which looks to be about the same if you are referring to the Big Block fork made by All CIty rather than a Big CIty fork then it won't make much difference. 8 mm of extra toe overlap though if that is a concern.

Where are you buying it from as it looks like the sort of forks I may be after?

Have just seen these on another forum for £55, is there any reason these would not fit / work on a Steamroller.

as long as they are 1 1/8" steerer its fine

Another forum?
Oh dear god....

as long as they are 1 1/8" steerer its fine

Cheers

Another forum?
Oh dear god....

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Someone had a steamroller with carbon forks on here, looked nice with flat bars.

Definitely do it, I enjoy mine muchly. (Yes, the frame is too small for me)

Because 'Rollers have a lot of clearance in the front fork, have you noticed that it's tipped the bike slightly forward? I can't imagine it makes a huge difference, just wondered.

Luckily I found forks with an equally huge clearance (I barely have to adjust my break pads), sorry.

Hello, I'm ordering materials for my first frame, pretty much copy pasted the measures for a surly steamroller 62cm. The supplier asked me to find out "the angles at the bb, eg seat tube to down tube and down tube to chain stays" thou.

Could anyone help me out on this one?

http://www.surlybikes.com/frames/steamroller_frame/

...did you even bother to read my post?

"pretty much copy pasted the measures for a surly steamroller 62cm" - that page*

"seat tube to down tube and down tube to chain stays"* - I don't find it anywhere on that page??

You can easily get those angles by using the measurements on that link.
Any framebuilder without those basic mathematical skills should probably not be trusted.

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• I got a copy of it for a fiver a little while ago- unfortunately I had already built (and fucked up) a couple frames by then- when you consider it's around £100 for a cheap tubeset it's totally worth it... Also buy yourself an angle finder, (a digital one).