Check the chainline on the surly hub. I have a feeling it's non-standard but that could be just the 135mm spaced ones.
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@Maj
Understood, and thanks!
Fully enclosed rear brake routing too, which is a bit of a marmite move
I've found it fine to shift. Ran it like this before, but couldn't recall how much of a "bigger than normal" loop is required for sram mechs.
I find good cable prep (cutting/filing outer ends square, lube on inner) helps a lot for shift performance with full lengths of outer.
Reassuring, thanks.
I am considering a zip tie or screw-in cable guide in the mudguard eyelet.
Sram rear mech. Is this cable loop too big, too small, or just right?
Keen to take the 42t sram chainring and the 27.2 inline silver condor post. Have sent a message:)
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Looks great! How does it ride?
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Check the chainline on the surly hub. I have a feeling it's non-standard but that could be just the 135mm spaced ones.