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[Scoot440]

I do not know if they are up to the power of your design, but here are two freewheels with left or right hand threads that should be easy to adapt to most sprockets: http://tncscooters.com/index.php?route= ... ath=63_114

And here are some fixie wheels that may offer you some other possibilities. http://www.custommotoredbicycles.com/fi ... p_flop_hub

[darkangel]

thank you Scoot buddy,

the second link you gave me is just awesome $80 for whole wheel that is just awesome, i have to send them an e-mail and see how much for shipping the whole wheel cog, cog lock and freewheel

also i have found some sort of bike shop near me i didn't know about, http://www.bikeconnection.com/product-l ... hubs-1098/ they have all kind of crap for bicycles bit expensive but OK

i have to do a lot of research before i go and buy anything

i have to find out
1. if i change my wheel or hub to flip-flop one is it gong to be able to handle almost 300lbs of weight
2. if cog is strong enough to handle the weight and my chain size, so it doesn't bend like 22t sprocket i got
3. if the chain over cog is going to be to close to spokes as chain is #415
4. if hub is going to fit my bike as there is almost 6" spacing in between back wheel forks

[darkangel]

ok guys

the problem is i cant find the fixed hub that will fit my bike
120mm or 135mm will not work with this bike, or at least that what i was told by http://www.custommotoredbicycles.com/fi ... p_flop_hub sales person Lynn

she told me that if i have 120mm fixed hub my chain will rub against tire

so all in all i have just hit the brick wall again

any suggestions?

[Scoot440]

You might check with John Robb Holmes on this forum to see if he can build something to suit your needs.

[darkangel]

Thank you Scoot man

i will probably have to take of my wheel and take it to bike shop and have them figure out hub size for this bicycle. bike shop charges like $22 for recommendations and so on

i need to also look into some tires, stock tires on this bike are heavy as hell

[darkangel]

ok just got of the phone with genesis bicycle manufacturer and this is what they told me

them; - our bicycle parts are imported from china and made only for our frames, so we cant really tell the exact size of the rear wheel hub you currently have
me; so can you tell me what size of the hub will fit the back wheel fork?
them; - no, we can not as we do not know
me; so you are manufacturer and you don't know what equipment bike got on it?
them; - yes and no, everything is imported from china and all we do is make bike frames based on equipment they send to us
me; so what if something happens to my rim and lets' say it gets bent or whatever and i need new rim
them; - the bent rim is not under warranty coverage, but bent frame is
me; ok then, thank you
them;
"you can try 135mm hub it should fit"
me;
ok

[DATABASE00]

can always use any size of hub and mount hub so it acts as second part.
doing it this way chain will alway rotat but only to first sprocket not to motor.

[darkangel]

i am currently looking into BMX flip flop hubs, as this bike being BMX on steroids the hub should fit. the only thing i may have to change is hub shaft or excel

the actual name of my rear hub is JOYTECH SDJ CASSETTE HUB, and thing that all joytech hubs are BMX hubs at only one size i am guessing 127mm

[Miles]

the actual name of my rear hub is JOYTECH SDJ CASSETTE HUB, and thing that all joytech hubs are BMX hubs at only one size i am guessing 127mm

Is there any reason why you can't measure it?

http://www.joy-tech.com.tw/

[darkangel]

i have no idea how

[Miles]

i have no idea how

Take the wheel off and measure across the inside of the frame with a ruler?

BMX hubs are usually between 110mm to 114mm O.L.D.

[darkangel]

5.5" inside of rear wheel forks

[Miles]

So, it's a frame for standard 135mm width hubs.

The Currie USPD hub will fit: http://www.evdeals.com/USPD%20Drive%20Parts.htm

[darkangel]

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i am on the way to bike shop will see what they got to offer i will need new set of spokes i guess

[darkangel]

ok guys just got back

shop master suggested getting new fixie wheel insead of buying all parts

all parts for the wheel coversion would cots me 150 including; spokes, tools cog, cog lock

good news

my sprocket set/casete is not slide on but screw on so, i do not need freewheel

also he mentioned, that under so much torque fixie hub may unthread

[Miles]

shop master suggested getting new fixie wheel insead of buying all parts......
also he mentioned, that under so much torque fixie hub may unthread

Quite.

[darkangel]

ok guys under so much cost it is not worth converting this bicycle so like Miles said i am forced to quit this project without any further attempts

29ner mountain bike is just to big to convert

thank you all for suggestions and good luck with your coversions

[Miles]

Yikes! I hope you didn't read my "quite" as "quit"......

[darkangel]

no thats ok miles

[darkangel]

this is what i was told

them;
"you need 700cc rear wheel with 135mm quick release hub and brake disk mount holes, so you candrill holes on the cog and mount it on to disc brake mount. the quick release excel/shaft needs to be changed to longer shaft. cost for rear wheel $99, 3 cog set 16, 18, 22tooth $45, new slide on casete $35, the matching front wheel with disk brake $85"
me;
my budget is $100 i cant spend no more than $100, as i need to get new motor
them;
"well, thats your problem"

[darkangel]

i looked all over e bay and found wheels but there are no details about hub, checked links miles and others posted but no quick release

if you guys know someone who got it at resonable price let me know

[DATABASE00]

sorry to hear of all the issues your running into. its hard keeping it looking good while trying to save cash. Im in the middle of that still, but finally got a complete bike s now im trying to figure out batteries and stuff. still like a month away from actual riding thow lol.

[darkangel]

i have contacted other supplier to see if he can offer me wheel set for + - $100

the way my bike wheel set is setup, just doesn't work so by changing the wheels on it, the performance and equipment suitability will improve by 100%

database-why don't you run it with slas for couple months and see how it holds up, then make a decision

i still care about looks, i would rather quit the project then ride something that looks like from the junk yard, but that is just me i guess the way i am so don't you guys take it personally, every mans creation is his reflection. look what Miles built the damn thing lookes awesome

[rjoe]

this site has parts to build a double-freewheel wheel with an adaptor for large sprockets on the left side

http://www.evdeals.com/USPD%20Drive%20Parts.htm

I built mine for about $100 including hub, left-side freewheel and spokes

[darkangel]

hi thank you RJOE

I looked into it and the problem is price $50 for the hub then $35-40 for new spokes custom made not including shipping, that's as much as whole rear wheel would cost me, while all of it would be already setup on it and i wouldn't have to mess with anything.

so that's why i am looking into getting new rear 700cc wheel. I think that quick release wheels come with 135mm nut to nut hubs and disk brake mount on the side so i don't have to worry about stripping the threads.

the rear hub would have to be able to handle 300lbs of pure weight so that's why i think by bolting the sprocket on to disk brake mount would work better then screwing the cog on to the hub (if otherwise let me know guys, maybe i am just wrong, it wouldn't be the first time though )

also i need the front wheel with disk brake mount to = rear wheel

my budget is $100 for both disc brake wheels