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The Surly Pugsley is a distinctive bicycle. Most noticeable are the massive black 4" wide Endomorph tyres nestling snugly on 70 mm wide Large Marge rims. It's natural habitats are the cold frozen wastes of the Arctic north, namely Alaska, and the hot baking deserts of North America. Strangely, a breeding pair have been recorded on the beaches of East Lothian in Scotland. Which just goes to show! Pugsley riders come from all walks of life but tend to be a bit different, some say, even a wee bit eccentric. Often they are seen riding their trusty Pugsley in all weathers throughout the year, come snow or shine, spring tide or flood. They are often found huddled behind a rock drinking down copious amount of coffee with accompanying slabs of chocolate. So, be careful out there, should you see a strange bicycle on the beach, down in the woods, or floating down a river, it might just be a Surly Pugsley.

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