ScooterMan101
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With the Q100H now being offered in a Front Hub Motor,
How can a Carbon Road Bike Fork be modified to accept the torque ?
The Time has passed to just say it cannot or should not be done, That is backwards thinking,
The Time is , Now , to figure out how to do it .
I have thought about making custom torque arms for each side, and that would go up the fork a few centimeters up each side of the fork, however they would have to be made so as
to not actually touch the sides of the fork, since having something rubbing on carbon in to be avoided.
meaning 2 or close to 2 mm of clearance so that they do not rub, but will not allow the axle to rotate more than 1 or 2 mm.
another idea is to make a whole bottom through axle type of torque arm / sleeve that would slip up onto the fork with padding inside to buffer the vibration from the torque arm/sleeve and the carbon fork,
Who has done either of these ?
Who can design one of these ideas ?
How can a Carbon Road Bike Fork be modified to accept the torque ?
The Time has passed to just say it cannot or should not be done, That is backwards thinking,
The Time is , Now , to figure out how to do it .
I have thought about making custom torque arms for each side, and that would go up the fork a few centimeters up each side of the fork, however they would have to be made so as
to not actually touch the sides of the fork, since having something rubbing on carbon in to be avoided.
meaning 2 or close to 2 mm of clearance so that they do not rub, but will not allow the axle to rotate more than 1 or 2 mm.
another idea is to make a whole bottom through axle type of torque arm / sleeve that would slip up onto the fork with padding inside to buffer the vibration from the torque arm/sleeve and the carbon fork,
Who has done either of these ?
Who can design one of these ideas ?