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[url= http://www.drpidgeon.co.uk/blog/treat-yourself-to-a-good-old-tug ]Here it is...[/url]
Learn from my mistakes people...!
DrP
MKS do a lovely tug.
Thats great, i keep wanting to do similar with my bike build bimbling (even mused some video) but find just updating the thread bad enough. Was it easy to set up and do? The page that is jot the chain tug.
I use weebly for page building.
You kind of need a web address - I used bigdaddy for that, but any of the reg sites will do.
It is very easy to do. Harder to find the time/motivation to do it!
DrP
Those tugnuts look more dangerous than discs on a road bike 😯
I like the Spot Rocket.
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I like swinging
... dropouts
Bolt up hub was all I ever needed really.
Very good.
I haven't ventured further than the on-one tug. Seems I'm missing out on a whole world of tug goodness. 🙂
Good blog that, thanks! 🙂
Yep, surly tugnut every time. Toolless adjust is the winner. Surprised no one's ripped off the design yet.
It is tool less adjustment - don't overestimate how much you want that.
Not to be picky, but do you mean underestimate?
Sorry. I don't even own a singlespeed - just wanted to know what a tug nut was!
The Tugnut is pretty good. Though I've found the adjuster bolt can seize up after a while. So you need pliers to turn it.
Still better than the On-One tug, the bolts on that just snapped.
Also on the Tugnut, the bottle opener bits can get in the way of mudguard/rack mounts, I had to file them off.