TreaderSteve
Senior Retro Guru
Re:
Hmm, from the Surly website we get: "the Surly New hubs, put your cog into a nice position outwards from the centre of the dropouts, approximately 53.5mm for MTB".
Knowing this, do you think I should go wider, as in 113, as I'm using the 'outer' chainring position only, and only the smallest, most outboard sprocket position if it were a cassette?
Hmm, from the Surly website we get: "the Surly New hubs, put your cog into a nice position outwards from the centre of the dropouts, approximately 53.5mm for MTB".
Knowing this, do you think I should go wider, as in 113, as I'm using the 'outer' chainring position only, and only the smallest, most outboard sprocket position if it were a cassette?
