mounting 70cc motor kit on bicycle with rear disk brakes?
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Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
You are probably going to lose the rear disc, as sprocket and disc will not fit. The good thing is as toy stated there is a vendor that will make a sprocket for you that will bolt where disc is now. Makes it alot easier to get chain aligned. Just look to the left.....
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You are probably going to lose the rear disc, as sprocket and disc will not fit. The good thing is as toy stated there is a vendor that will make a sprocket for you that will bolt where disc is now. Makes it alot easier to get chain aligned. Just look to the left.....
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Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
i am going to be trying the bolt on the disk mount on my new motorized bicycle also. gonna be buying the new sprocket from kings motors who has them drilled for mounting on the disk mount
i am going to be trying the bolt on the disk mount on my new motorized bicycle also. gonna be buying the new sprocket from kings motors who has them drilled for mounting on the disk mount
Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
Maybe "kings" can custom make a sprocket & disc brake all in one!!!
(like Exile Cycles)? That would be BAD ASS!!!
Maybe "kings" can custom make a sprocket & disc brake all in one!!!
(like Exile Cycles)? That would be BAD ASS!!!
Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
Or with a jackshaft kit you won't need to mess with the stock brake set-up.
Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
1.) When will they be market ready?
2.) Final price with shipping?
3.) Will it eat a cheap W-Mart Moondog type derailuer?
three quextions-
1.) When will they be market ready?
2.) Final price with shipping?
3.) Will it eat a cheap W-Mart Moondog type derailuer?
I guess I will have to find another old 26" wheel till the mount comes out.
Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
The design is locked in. I'm almost done with the installation manual. We have almost all our suppliers locked in and lead times down. We need a couple more first article parts, but it's getting very close. We probably announced it too soon - sorry.
2) $199 plus shipping UPS depends where you live.
3) I doubt it. I purposely have been doing some fairly harsh shifts under power, no clutch, with my Shimano (yeah I know), and it hasn't exploded. The twist shift is the bee's knees, it's pretty easy to have the coordination to get off the throttle to shift.
1) Mid-End of June.
The design is locked in. I'm almost done with the installation manual. We have almost all our suppliers locked in and lead times down. We need a couple more first article parts, but it's getting very close. We probably announced it too soon - sorry.
2) $199 plus shipping UPS depends where you live.
3) I doubt it. I purposely have been doing some fairly harsh shifts under power, no clutch, with my Shimano (yeah I know), and it hasn't exploded. The twist shift is the bee's knees, it's pretty easy to have the coordination to get off the throttle to shift.
Re: mounting 70cc kit on bike with rear disk brakes?
Just so you don't get confused, the sprockets are out now, and bikeguy was talking about a jackshaft, which would bring your chain over to the right side of the engine.
A really cool idea , by the way.
Just so you don't get confused, the sprockets are out now, and bikeguy was talking about a jackshaft, which would bring your chain over to the right side of the engine.
A really cool idea , by the way.
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A jackshaft brings everything over to the right side of the bike and you can hook the chain to your peddles. Now you could use your gears and fly. try searching it out on this site, I'm sure I saw a really cool one pictured here. It may have been Pablo. You could also search his posts out by clicking on his profile/name, I think.
A jackshaft brings everything over to the right side of the bike and you can hook the chain to your peddles. Now you could use your gears and fly. try searching it out on this site, I'm sure I saw a really cool one pictured here. It may have been Pablo. You could also search his posts out by clicking on his profile/name, I think.
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