out with the old in with the new

[stv1jzgte]

Well my rear wheel finally gave up the other day, poor thing it had a hard life. I couldnt find a replacement rim that bolted up the same so like most of you i went and got the rubber spoke squishy thing and a 36 tooth sprocket. thought id give it a go and its awesome the best thing is the low crusing rpm, an engine saver if any thing crap down low but cruse and top end is alot faster.
Cost? crappy china wheel $80 sprocket $30 was 40 but because i got the wheel $10 bucks off yay!
All this and it didnt have a cassette, i got this from another bicycle shop $16.50 all up 126.50! lmao yeh i know, i got touched.
stv


old set up
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq14/stv1jzgte/P9160067.jpg
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq14/stv1jzgte/P9160069.jpg
new setup
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq14/stv1jzgte/P9160051.jpg
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq14/stv1jzgte/P9160063.jpg

 

[NEAT TIMES]

Hi, Glad You Did Not Get Hurt When The Wheel Failed. The 3 Silver Parts Of The Circle, That You Have Bolted Onto The Outside Of The Sprocket Are Supposed To Go Inside The Spokes And Rubber. To Hold Rubber Washer Against The Inside Of The Spokes. Did You Get Two Sets Mof Clips?? Just Trying To Help. Later Ron .

 

[stv1jzgte]

Hi, Glad You Did Not Get Hurt When The Wheel Failed. The 3 Silver Parts Of The Circle, That You Have Bolted Onto The Outside Of The Sprocket Are Supposed To Go Inside The Spokes And Rubber. To Hold Rubber Washer Against The Inside Of The Spokes. Did You Get Two Sets Mof Clips?? Just Trying To Help. Later Ron .

Oh crap, yeh i see what you mean about the three ring on the outside still a lil confused it goes where?
inbetween the sprocket and the outer rubber?

i put a rubber either side of the spokes and the bolts though the two part ring inside
http://i429.photobucket.com/albums/qq14/stv1jzgte/P9160064.jpg
pull it apart again ok.

Thanks ron!

stv

 

[NEAT TIMES]

I Have Ten Cg Kits And Have Not Put One Togather Yet. They Say You Need To Tighten The Bolts Down Evenly To Keep The Sprocket Straight, So As Not To Wobble. Ron

 

[stv1jzgte]

I Have Ten Cg Kits And Have Not Put One Togather Yet. They Say You Need To Tighten The Bolts Down Evenly To Keep The Sprocket Straight, So As Not To Wobble. Ron

I was a lil worried about using this rubber Cg kit? thing but the spokes on the rim are really thick and should hold up well.
I sorta put it on the front of another bike upsidedown to true the sprocket and keep it even all good but now i gotta pull it off again the fix the plate.
stv