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Surly Hubs - What Ya Need Ta Know

By Jim Bullock

Surly hubs are aluminum and have medium height flanges which spin on high load. They are perfectly sealed and have adjustable cartridge bearings over standard-sized axles (9x1mm front, 10x1mm rear). They’re quite easy to find if you want to change out axles. These Surly hubs have adjustable bearings so you can adjust play as they wear – your constant replacing days are over! You’ll save money on having to buy completely new hubs. What else could you ask for? These are the ones you need. Get em and rock em!

Surly Hub Fitting
Surly bikes are spaced equally at 100mm (in the front) so they can fit most any fork. The spacing in the back is a bit varied; the rear Surly hub widths are 120, 130, and 135mm. This is an important step. You need to make sure the spacing is correct for your bike. It's a well oiled machine, so treat it like one.

Surly Hub Variations
Surly offers a few different types of hubs to suit different riders. Some of the hubs offered by Surly are disc-based with single-speed freewheel threading. They usually contain 32-holes, though some may come with 36 holes. The threading is also usually located on the drive side, but there are some that have freewheel threading on both sides (English 1.37x24tpi). In the fixed gear range, they have freewheel threads on one side and fixed gear/locking threads on the other (1.37x24tpi and 1.29x24tpi LH respectively). They come in either silver or black. The color you select should go with the overall look you're going for. In some cases silver is the way to go. In others, the black is the way to go.

Surly Hub Specs
To help you figure out everything you need to know, here are specs about Surly hubs. It's broken down by spacing, so be sure to pay close attention to what you need.

Rear Disc (135mm spacing only):
Silver, 32h, solid axle
Black, 32h, solid
Black, 32h, QR
Black, 36h, solid

Rear Non Disc, 135mm (MTB spacing):
Silver, 32h, solid, free/free
Silver, 32h, solid, fix/free
Black, 32h, solid, free/free
Black, 32h, solid, fix/free
Black, 32h, QR, free/free
Silver. 36h, solid, free/free

Rear, 130mm (road spacing). No disc option:
Black, 32h, solid, fix/free
Silver, 32h, solid, fix/free

Rear, 120mm (track spacing). No disc option:
Silver, 32h, solid, fixed gear/lockring both sides
Black, 32h, solid, fix/fix
Black, 32h, solid, fix/free
Silver, 36h, solid, fix/fix
Silver, 32h, solid, fixed gear/lockring one side, single-speed freewheel
threads the other

Front Disc & Non Disc (100mm spacing):
Silver, 32h, solid axle
Black, 32h, solid
Black, 32h, QR
Silver, 36h, solid

Here are some other details on Surly hubs. Check em out:
Surly Track Rear Hubs
Forged and CNC machined high flange body. Adjustable sealed full compliment angular conatac bearings. Standard easily replaceable non proprietary CrMoly solid axles. Fixed/Free are MTB spaced 135mm, accepts English freewheel (1.37" x 24tpi) one side, track cog and left-hand threaded lockring on other side. 314-345g.

About the Author: Surly bikes are cool! Read news stories and check out YouTube videos at http://www.thefixedgeargalleryofbikes.com








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