Recent content by Garrick_s

Hey 1KW The torque plates were quite simple and the older Kona's have a great little "pocket" to utilize. So the plates are contained in the little "Pockets" that are created by the drop outs. Once in place and tightened up, they are solid and do not move. Mine were plasma cut (not the...

I do indeed have the intake closer to the Axle and exhaust at the furthest perimeter. I truly don't believe it matters what side you have either one on, since both sides of the wheel spin in the same direction And being my rear disc brake is so big and basically covers the entire area of the...

Wow, been a long time since being on endless Sphere. Lots of new and cool stuff here. I miss it. My old Stink-E has been sitting for about 6 or 7 months. She needed some serious love too. But she has held up up very well for the last 4 years and considering what I was putting her thru. Brakes...

I am ready to Vent my rear hub. I did some searching on this topic but got SO lost in all the threads. So I'm hoping to pin point and save time by asking the pros.... Drilling a rear hub motor for ventilation - Has a hole pattern/size been determined to be the BEST ?!?!?!? G

Dang you Timma!!!! That is some beauty work. Not too bulky and kept it all nice and clean. Let me know when my frame is ready for delivery :D :D :D . I gotta break my bike out and ride....just been sooo hot lately around here. Plus my bike is due for a tear down and rebuild - linkage points...

WOW....Ingenuity is alive and well. Great use of what you have access to. Everyone here should know it is not easy to fabricate from scratch when you are limited on materials and tools. KUDOS!! But man it sure looks uncomfortable :lol: :lol: :lol: Since it's all held together with nuts...

Everyone here makes their own points quite well and are quite passionate about their views (Freedom of speech is wonderful). On the other hand...... It's tough when people see only a very small window of a situation (such as your video) and then they are left to their own assumptions as to what...

Gotta jump in and agree with everyone here. Cover them up bro.. take the extra time and do it right. I've hit the ground hard with my bike and was SO glad everything was covered AND secure. You know what they say ...... better to take the time to do it right first, than to have to take the...

I have the chance to pick up two of these http://www.omegastores.com/cozybikele.htm Said to be in new condition - have not viewed them yet. Asking for $650.00 (for both). They do need new batteries (another $140). And if I get get them for $600 cash + $140 for new batteries = $740 for two of...

Don't like kicking dead horses, but I have the chance to pick up two of these (said to be in new condition - have not viewed them yet). for $650.00 (for both). They do need new batteries (another $140). And if I get get them for $600 cash + $140 for new batteries = $740 for two of these... I...

Agreed, very nice indeed.

Some interesting ideas here for sure and some cool machined parts (Cha-Ching $$). keep up the good work. Never have been a fan of those "lefty's". Every time I see one, the words "SNAP, CRASH, and BANG" comes to mind. :lol:

They all remind me of this..........LOL No thank you. But hey, some people like it that way. So I won't bag on any of these designs.

MAN you must have a lot of free time!!! :lol: just kidding Great work indeed. I love it, I'm finding myself drawn to these bikes more and more. I think it's time to look for an old Kona Ute maybe?

Here is the initial template I created for my torque plate. They fit right inside the pocket and once the axle nuts are tightened down, they are secure. Same shape for both sides.