2011 Surly Troll
|
PART |
BRAND |
MODEL |
SIZE |
|
kickstand |
Civia |
Civia Two Leg Kickstand: with Top Plate |
– |
|
light (front) |
Supernova |
E3 PRO w/ Multimount Symmetrical |
– |
|
light (rear) |
Supernova |
E3 Rear Light w/ Direct Mount |
– |
|
brakes |
Magura |
Louise Hydraulic |
– |
|
brakes (disc adapter) |
DT Swiss |
Centerlock Adaptor for XX Disc |
– |
|
grips |
Oury |
Oury Lock-on |
120mm |
|
handlebar |
Surly |
Open Bar |
666mm w/ 40mm rise |
|
headset |
Crank Brothers |
Sage C Direct Set 1 1/8 |
1-1/8″ threadless |
|
shifter(s) |
Shimano |
Alfine SL-S500 8-speed |
– |
|
stem |
Profile Designs |
Boa Stem |
105mm; 110degree |
|
chain |
Shimano |
HG-53 9-speed chain |
6.6mm |
|
chainring |
Shimano |
Deore M590 |
44t |
|
cog |
Shimano |
Alfine CS-S500 18t Cog w/chain guide |
18t |
|
crankset |
Shimano |
Deore M590 175mm 2-pcs Crank & BB |
175mm |
|
pedals |
Shimano |
PD-M424 Clipless Pedals |
9/16″ |
|
frameset |
Surly |
Troll 26″ |
22″ |
|
saddle |
WTB |
Speed V Comp |
N/A |
|
seatpost |
TruVativ |
Stylo Race 0mm Offset 27.2×400 |
27.2mm |
|
seatpost (clamp) |
Surly |
stainless |
30mm |
|
fenders |
Planet Bike |
Planet Bike Hardcore 26″ |
26 x 1.75/2.25″ |
|
hub (front) |
Shimano |
Alfine DHS501 Dynamo 32h Centerlock Front Hub |
32 h |
|
hub (rear) |
Shimano |
Alfine SGS501 36h 8-spd Internal hub |
36 h |
|
rim (front) |
WTB |
SpeedDisc All Mtn Rim 32 hole |
26″ x 26mm / 32 h |
|
rim (rear) |
Sun Ringle |
Rhyno Lite 26″ 36h, Presta valve |
36 h |
|
tires (summer) |
WTB |
Pathway 2.0 |
26″ x 2.0″ |
|
tires (winter) |
Schwalbe |
Ice Spiker Pro |
26″ x 2.10″ |
4 responses to “Surly Troll Build v1.1”
I LOVE this build–it’s pretty much everything I want! Disc brakes, Alfine IGH, fenders, on a do-it-all frame. How are you liking it?
I am really, really liking it a lot in fact! I have upgraded to a nice Tubus rear touring rack, a different stem, and a set of Juicy 5 brakes/discs but otherwise I’ve been riding the build described above all winter and spring. I probably have six or seven hundred miles on it so far and its proving a worthy steed.
The Alfine rear hub is very smooth, precise, and provides a good range. The Troll frame only accepts a 160mm rear disc and I currently have a 203mm disc with a couple of adapters on it to make it work. I think I’m going to switch back to the 160mm disc because all the adapters look really goofy.
any pictures of the rear disc caliper and possibly adapters?
I’m building a troll now, and would like to see your adaptation.
thanks
Very nice, and just what I’m working on building right now too. I’m building a Troll with an Alfine (11 speed) and am pondering how best to arrange the cassette joint bracket, which I think is a bit longer on the 11 speed than the 8 speed. Would you be able to show a picture of how you arranged this on yours? The pannier just obscures the vital information in this picture! Thanks.