are there alloy left hand drive cranks?
Aren't there some Truvativs like that? I remember seeing a bike with (I believe) Truvativ cranks running left side drive.
On that note, why couldn't you just run the cranks in reverse? I guess you might have to swap pedal axles as well, but do-able. Then again, I think those cranks look perfect on there.
22 Pride
Thats a realy nice bike, but a bit too complicated for my humble manufacturing skills.
Eccentric BB (like the race link no?), some sort of shaft actuated shock assembly and so on. I[HTML_REMOVED]#180;m looking for something simpler. Some sort of chain guide would be nice though so a shortcage mech could be used. Or perhaps a geared hub.
I[HTML_REMOVED]#180;m leaning more and more towards a Marin Quake style linkage. That would be cool made in steel.
Got word from my friend with the CNC-machine (it[HTML_REMOVED]#180;s old style machine capable of facing engine blocks, so it[HTML_REMOVED]#180;s big[HTML_REMOVED]#180;n juicy :P)
what motos are not single pivot? anything I've seen is single pivot with a linkage driving the shock.
and I think that bike should have a rear triangle. it can probably be made lighter and stiffer than by using just the two tubes for a swingarm.
Disclaimer: the above text is in no way or form intended to harm you. if by any chance you are offended by it, please take a moment to Harden the F*** Up. thank you.
"Trust that little voice in your head that says, 'wouldn't it be interesting if…'; and then do it."
-Duane Michals
FOR SALE: NEW Small/med KBC Moto/ATV/MTB Helmets - $70!!!
WANTED: Argon cylinder! 55-125cf
also WANTED: SRAM Rear Derailleur. AND 2.35" 60a hard rubber MTB tire.
Superco? really? Cool bike, but the company name sounds like they should be selling juicers and knives on late night Telelatino. If someone told you they just bought a new Superco bike wouldn't you think they bought it at Canadian Tire?
All that effort to make a unique bike and the use one of the most generic company names I have ever heard.
Forum jump:
