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the problem is, it is 29kg stock so 5kg more heavy than my fs haibke at 24kg and 2.2kg of that is for down hill tyres. https://moustachebikes.com/en/electric-bikes/samedi-29-game/samedi-29-game-10/ you dont want to go much more heavy than that but it is £7300 id get a cube fook that!

screw it in to ur skull and find out :p

when i broke that i rang every bike shop and no one would touch it as at the time that wheel cost 500 quid but did not have the tools to remove it but found one that would take a look at it. hammer comes straight out and started to try smash the axle out the wrong way and had to step in and...

yes that is the one if it is in stock and as you can see the bolt spacing for it to attach to the frame is much closer to what you have.

well if that does not fit then i do not know what does as i can nothing else with bolt spacing smaller than 74mm. the codes dont mean anything bar a product number that a shop can order as most bike part manufactures wont sell to the public so need a lbs to order them in for you but postage is...

it might get ripped out but then again it might not and is not worth the risk. metal beats plastic every time but it is up to you but id find a better way to attach it rather than screws. i can not see the camera with the helmet on so it is not a issue and when i do use it i have goggles on...

yes the adaptor must match the spacing on the frame problem is as that is a very old standard most modern calipers have a bolt spacing of 74mm. so the one you have wont fit on top of it. a lbs might be able to order it in cheaper direct from tektro if your not in any rush.

like i said the visor is held on with magnets you can just pull it off id not put any screws in to a crash helmet. if you crash the visor will be torn off yet the screws will still be there id glue some metal plates and use magnets lot more safer ;)

mine is held on with magnets so can brake free in a crash id not recommend screws to attach it as what happens if you smash your head in to the floor and have screws imbedded in ur brain lol

the bolt spacing is not the same as it wont fit to the frame he has only the tektro one will work as 40mm vs normal 74mm spacing to fixit to the frame.

;) get some decent sunglasses

not bad for a 7 year old bike original motor with dongle still working and i ride it like i stole it every day on and off road and every bolt has lock tight on them ;)

this will work just not with the caliper you have becose of the bolt spacing. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/163298936563?epid=18022944780&hash=item26056006f3:g:G5QAAOSwftZbfW1x problem is i can not find it for sale cheap in any bike shop in stock and only on ebay at near £30 and is the only way...

4cm is 40mm that caliper will not fit any modern adaptor frame mount is mount or anything else bar what i posted.

that is not 74mm apart and why he has a problem and why standard adaptors wont work because of the bolt hole spacing to attach it to the frame is not standard anymore. only the tektro ones will work with that frame bolt spacing and max size is 160mm.

it is just one of those things that happens when converting bikes or changing rotor size as if you see the one i have on my bike it is made for the caliper that i have so nothing else would work think i paid 30 quid for the one i have and had to get it from Germany at the time pita! and i got...

well my bike guy had a look at the pic and said that bolt spacing size is from like 20 years ago thus why the caliper wont fit with a adaptor mount as the holes will be to far apart for the caliper you have. he said do you have any spacers that came with the motor that you could use to push the...

well the only ones i can find with bolt spacings that close together are these. fr2 160mm. https://www.tektro.com/products.php?p=234 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/163298936563?epid=18022944780&hash=item26056006f3:g:G5QAAOSwftZbfW1x now if you get that the next problem will be the caliper wont...

those bolt holes are really close together i just measured mine and there 76mm apart to fit the adaptor i have to the frame.

thats a 203mm rotor but you get the idea ;)