Neat Times DIY axle mount
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Are you talking about, Ron, Neat Times?
Not sure which thread you're asking for but here is a list of his threads > http://motorbicycling.com/search.php?searchid=1323074
Maybe you can find it there. Good luck.
Tom
Not sure which thread you're asking for but here is a list of his threads > http://motorbicycling.com/search.php?searchid=1323074
Maybe you can find it there. Good luck.
Tom
He took the electric motor off and mounted a 5:1 pocket bike tranny in its place. Not sure if there was ever a build thread created. He might have placed the info in someone elses thread. Not able to find though.
Excellent Thanks...
This is what he did: "Yes the wheel had a lefthand freewheel sprocket on it. The complete bicycle was an electric model I bought on Craigs list for $50. It is called a cartridge motor, not a hub motor in the spokes.
Removed the electric motor, drilled 5 holes in the electric motor mount and bolted the 5:1 box on with a 12 tooth 1/2" pitch on the gear box for bmx chain (or ht chain).
Then had a machinist enlarge the center hole of a 48 tooth ht sprocket to fit fit the freewheel sprocket hub snugly. The sprockets ligned up easily and runs like a charm"
Was wondering if instead of going to a machinist, would this work mounting to the left hand freewheel on the electric bike?
http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalo...ducts_id=67&osCsid=bdl72r6q5gjgs95t6uh6hfcuk1
Thanks
This is what he did: "Yes the wheel had a lefthand freewheel sprocket on it. The complete bicycle was an electric model I bought on Craigs list for $50. It is called a cartridge motor, not a hub motor in the spokes.
Removed the electric motor, drilled 5 holes in the electric motor mount and bolted the 5:1 box on with a 12 tooth 1/2" pitch on the gear box for bmx chain (or ht chain).
Then had a machinist enlarge the center hole of a 48 tooth ht sprocket to fit fit the freewheel sprocket hub snugly. The sprockets ligned up easily and runs like a charm"
Was wondering if instead of going to a machinist, would this work mounting to the left hand freewheel on the electric bike?
http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalo...ducts_id=67&osCsid=bdl72r6q5gjgs95t6uh6hfcuk1
Thanks
