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who has got a Surly Conundrum?

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  1. well you know how it is: middle-aged men sometime indulge in expensive
    toys ... Since a Conundrum is way cheaper than a Ferrari I am
    considering the option 🙄
    But is it really worth it? (I consider a 26" for wood trails) ...
    So who really has a Conundrum here? uses? pro and cons?
    thanks

    P.S. not in a hurry: still waiting for the Euro to climb against the
    dollar 😉

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  2. I dont have one, but from what I have read from them, they are extremely
    great.

    Somebody with better info will pop in and really tell you what you want
    though =p

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  3. I've not got one, nor used one, but a friend of mine has the surly LM
    rim in his GB4 uni with a gazzalodi. If you're doing woodland trails I
    would choose something lighter than the surly, it's a very heavy and
    rugged wheel which is great for rough rocks but there's no need for it
    on smoother paths and it is heavy and tireing to ride long distances.
    KH29" might be more what you're after, although it's a 29 it's only a
    little bigger than a 26" gazz on the LM rim and it would roll so much
    more easily, be lighter for climbing etc.

    Don't get me wrong, the surly looks amazing, but it's not well suited
    to what your thinking of doing

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  4. I've not got one, nor used one, but a friend of mine has the surly LM
    rim in his GB4 uni with a gazzalodi. If you're doing woodland trails I
    would choose something lighter than the surly, it's a very heavy and
    rugged wheel which is great for rough rocks but there's no need for it
    on smoother paths and it is heavy and tireing to ride long distances.
    KH29" might be more what you're after, although it's a 29 it's only a
    little bigger than a 26" gazz on the LM rim and it would roll so much
    more easily, be lighter for climbing etc.

    Don't get me wrong, the surly looks amazing, but it's not well suited
    to what your thinking of doing

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    kington99

    Dave

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  5. I've not got one, nor used one, but a friend of mine has the surly LM
    rim in his GB4 uni with a gazzalodi. If you're doing woodland trails I
    would choose something lighter than the surly, it's a very heavy and
    rugged wheel which is great for rough rocks but there's no need for it
    on smoother paths and it is heavy and tireing to ride long distances.
    KH29" might be more what you're after, although it's a 29 it's only a
    little bigger than a 26" gazz on the LM rim and it would roll so much
    more easily, be lighter for climbing etc.

    Don't get me wrong, the surly looks amazing, but it's not well suited
    to what your thinking of doing

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    kington99

    Dave

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  6. I've not got one, nor used one, but a friend of mine has the surly LM
    rim in his GB4 uni with a gazzalodi. If you're doing woodland trails I
    would choose something lighter than the surly, it's a very heavy and
    rugged wheel which is great for rough rocks but there's no need for it
    on smoother paths and it is heavy and tireing to ride long distances.
    KH29" might be more what you're after, although it's a 29 it's only a
    little bigger than a 26" gazz on the LM rim and it would roll so much
    more easily, be lighter for climbing etc.

    Don't get me wrong, the surly looks amazing, but it's not well suited
    to what your thinking of doing

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    kington99

    Dave

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  7. So now you just have to wait until you can buy a Ferrari, Wobbling😉
    So now you just have to wait until you can buy a Ferrari, Wobbling😉
    So now you just have to wait until you can buy a Ferrari, Wobbling😉
    So now you just have to wait until you can buy a Ferrari, Wobbling😉

    Sorry kington99, couldn't help teasing you about your multi posting:o ,
    I know those things happen😉

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