New 2017 Surly ECR in stock now!

I’ve been rolling around the countryside on a Surly ECR since the first iteration hit the shelves in 2014 and I’ve become one of the biggest fans of the 29+ platform. Its ability to tackle just about any type of terrain is unsurpassed. So when I heard of the new and improved ECR, I was very excited! There are some subtle yet great improvements this year. Medium and below get 650+ which will suit smaller riders much better than the 29+ wagon wheels. Gnot boost which is shared by the Troll and Ogre also allows for the use of 135mm,142mm or 148mm hubs so if you’ve got good old parts lying around they will probably fit! On the stock builds the new Shimano Deore M6000 ten speed now allows for a 11-40T cassette meaning you can tackle the steepest hills with ease!

We’ve got both 650+ and 29+ options on the floor, so call in for a peek and a test ride!

The ECR now comes with a GNOT boost rear end and Salsa hubs
Anything cage mounts fore and aft on the fork for carrying all the things!
Surly O.D cranks do the same job as a shimano boost crank but with many chainring options available
The rear triangle has a had a redesign which has both improved strength and shaved a few grams of overall weight.
Surly Knard 650+ gets bigger lugs than its 29+ bigger brother!
Moloko bars are now standard on all ECR’s

We’ve got both 650+ and 29+ options on the floor so call in for a peek and a test ride!

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Formerly named Commuter Cycles, Off Course Bike Shop is Melbourne's home of commuting, touring and adventure cycling. We stock Surly Bikes, Kona, Salsa, Tumbleweed, Wilde & Pelago and Australia's largest range of Bikepacking gear.

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Off Course acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional custodians of the lands and waterways in the area now known as Brunswick, and pays respect to their Elders past, present, and emerging, as well as to all First Nations’ communities in Australia.