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My "stokemonkey" bracket solves the battery problem and the wiring. I can lift it on and off the train and have on occasion carried it across footbridges!View attachment 9554
had visions of a few hours of whacking a bpm on a stokemonkey bracket with a right crankarm...that's beginning to look like structural welding and much more complicated. I also wonder how I'd feel about a chain humming away powerfully somewhere between my legs..
Its one of Cytronex's Tongxins. 175 rpm. Its what was on my Cannondale CX700. When I started to think about the SM solution for my HPVelo Street Machine I decide I wanted a "hub cap" which I got a local engineering co. to machine for me. That meant that I didn't need to open up the hub which I wanted to avoid. Here is a nice action photo of Bharath on the Brommie.Is it a Q100 with a specially machined adaptor?
Can we see the bike unfolded too?
With the extra weight you need to upgrade the transit wheels to solid PU wheels.My "stokemonkey" bracket solves the battery problem and the wiring. I can lift it on and off the train and have on occasion carried it across footbridges!View attachment 9554