You make it yourself....DiamondMobious said:Anyone know the name of that clamp/bracket thingie holding the motor in place and where to get it please?
You make it yourself....DiamondMobious said:Anyone know the name of that clamp/bracket thingie holding the motor in place and where to get it please?
Miles said:You make it yourself....DiamondMobious said:Anyone know the name of that clamp/bracket thingie holding the motor in place and where to get it please?
spinningmagnets said:From Warren, he uses the hub similar to the Hanebrink, halfway between the BB and rear-wheel, but with chains on both sides. A left-side cog on the 6-hole disc-brake flange is chained to the BB, and the right-side freewheel is chained to the rear wheel sprocket-set/derailleur. Pic is from an earlier chain configuration, but the hub has remained in the same location.
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=23259&start=135#p540457
Good to know. If a bicycle powertrain can hold up to operating mid drive for off road, it will easily take anything I would put through it on my commuter bike.Whiplash said:Still on my first ones. Over 1000 miles easy plus tons of off road. The trick is to let off the power just a bit when you shift up, downshifting you can leave the power like when your climbing...