disk to freewheel

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junme

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• Nov 8, 2009

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I guess this has been done before
just thought I would share the idea

 

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• Nov 8, 2009

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The only problem with your solution is that the freewheel will have a tendency to unscrew itself during use. Assuming the brake rotor and freewheel are on the left side of the bike?

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• Nov 8, 2009

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Its going on the right hand side, but is being driven so will have same problem more of a means to locate the cog

 

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• Nov 9, 2009

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If it's on the right side, as the motor pulls the chain under load, it'll tighten the freewheel.

 

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• Nov 9, 2009

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sorry I worded that wrong the adaptor will be on a motor-jack-shaft that is driving not driven so it will want to undo too