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Last weekend Surly showed up in force at the Cuyuna Klunkerfunk in Ironton, MN. The day was filled with miscellaneous bike related activities to keep the crowd entertained. Surly donated some fabulous prizes to help raise funds for trail maintenance and trail development. The Cuyuna Lake Mountain Crew are dedicate group who created this event to raise money to maintain one the best trail systems in the state of Minnesota and we were stoked to be part of the chaos.

Quote of the day came from a demo rider returning an ECR. “That bike feels like you are riding on a deep dish pizza.”

Front view of a cyclist riding a bike with bull horn handlebars towards a limbo bar, with spectators watching
Limbo on the Flintstone rig.

Front view of a cyclist riding a Surly Krampus bike, green, during a contest, with spectators watching in the background

Winner of 12 pack skid contest on a Krampus

Front right view of a cyclist on a Surly Instigator bike, yellow, with a group of people watching in the background

AWood on the 12 Pack Skid on the Donger...look at that concentration.

A Surly Pugsley fat bike, white, on a stand, with 2 people looking at it from behind

Surly demo selection was diverse.

Front view of 2 cyclists riding Surly fat bikes, on a dirt trail in the woods

Trails were in great shape.

Front view of a child on a bike, riding under a limbo bar, with spectators watching

Kids had fun too!

A person wearing a shark costume, standing next to a CLMRC canopy

Bubbles was there.

Front view of a cyclist on a Surly Pugsley fat bike, next to a building, with a person holding them up by the handlebar
Live auction of the Puglefunk generated $2,200 dollars for trails

A cyclist stands on the left side of a Surly Pugsley fat bike, black, on a sidewalk, with a grass field in background

Here's the guy who won.

A group of musicians playing instruments, while sitting on picnic tables, under a park shelter

                                                                                

Thirsty River played 3 shows including one at the Surly group camp site that rolled into Sunday.

 

Thanks to the Cuyuna crew for inviting us to this great event for a good cause. Also special thanks to TouchTheSkyBlue for the photos.

See you next year.

A cyclist riding a bike, seated low, new the back tire - black and white image

About Pintz Guzld

Paul Zeigle a.k.a. Pintz Guzld

There is a cornerstone at the Intergalactic Headquarters building that has a crude pictograph scratched into it of a person laying flat on his back with the words “Pintz Guzzled” written beneath it in a shaky scrawl. Paul was there in the beginning and has come back to guide our band of miscreants through the maze of commerce called the bike industry as our Brand Manager. Paul enjoys jumping his bike over fires, sleeping in highly crafted snow banks and basically anything that doesn’t require standing still.