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it wont |
unless u disable the clutch |
me and mark (well mark already has it) gonna be using a Lightning rods motor |
https://lightning-rods10.mybigcommerce.com/single-stage-big-block-middrive-rhd/ |
which since like the cyclone has external reduction it can regen |
(cyclone would need the freewheel motor sprocket replaced with a non-freewheel version) |
yea, though the cyclones sprocket is just a regular one so easy to do |
just a tiny bit of brake squeal |
Hehe. |
loud brakes save lives |
hahahahhahahahah |
Prob 10x more true then the line they normally spout. |
holy heck thats a hell of a squeek |
I remember having had squeky breaks hated it, had to toss the padds and clean the disks |
My front pads gives a good low grinding RRRR but nothing like that video. Like what can I spray on them for them to make that noise? Bug spray maybe? Hmmm. |
Mine squeeled horribly until I bedded them. Even then when cold or wet they screech. Good ol 203mm with metallic pads |
Mine where bedded in, but got contaminated |
AAA |
I stripped one of the bottle bosses |
as in the thread that goes into the frame |
Rivnut |
It's possible to slightly open it a bit more, make sure to fully deburr, then install a rivnut. |
that could work |
luckily I had a wolf tooth mounting base in my parts bin |
it uses straps |
Mine screech when cold too and it's really annoying >w> |
Put oil on the brake pads and brake discs that’ll fix it |
I don't want to fix it it's great for automatically getting lost people off the bike lane since I'm braking for them anyway |
Lol |
Thats the kind of dual use innovation we really need |
If you’re feeling cold this winter, buy UPP |
As a Brit what is that strange white substance it's sitting in |
:distT: |
oh he was just very Lucky to have that snow cone machine around |
UPP: not if I’m going to fail but when |
This video was apparently taken 20 minutes after it went kaput |
man is so brave to be playing with that thing on bare hands |
youre not supposed to let the magic smoke out |
Nor breathe it in |
are rivnuts the same thing as threaded inserts? |
no |
threaded inserts are press fit or heated |
rivnuts are rivets |
that have threaded hole |
theres also jacknuts |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmZBVSMBs0E |
see how it compresses and makes it so a thin piece has more thread |
wow rivnuts are awesome |
too bat they require a tool |
u can make the tool |
its just a bolt and some washers |
thrust bearing is recommended and those are chea[ |
a bolt the same size as the thread? |
yes |
pretty much a few washers and nuts to tigten and pull it upwards |
u can get a cheap tool to begin with |
does it need to be a hex head bolt or similar or will a regular socket cap screw work? |
tool with a bunch of rivnuts in various sizes https://www.amazon.com/Performance-Tool-W2006-Riveting-Included/dp/B01M08ERVF/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3J3LDXOYMFE9X&keywords=rivnut+hand+tool&qid=1670992156&sprefix=rivnut+hand+tool%2Caps%2C86&sr=8-8 |
pretty cheap |
yeah but I don't want more tools |
yea I think mine was like $20 |
Then do it the hard way with a bolt and some nuts |
https://www.amazon.com/Coasta-Simple-Installation-Riveter-Accessory/dp/B09YCZ83NM/ref=sr_1_48?crid=3J3LDXOYMFE9X&keywords=rivnut+hand+tool&qid=1670992197&sprefix=rivnut+hand+tool%2Caps%2C86&sr=8-48 |
yep |
heres one already setyup for u with the different size bolts nuts and thrust bearings |
thought again u can just do it urself |
ull want a thrust bearing in the size u need, and washers |
itll cost u more than just the tool |
and the tool does a rnage of em |
trust me once u got rivnuts, ull find uses everywhere |
right so is a socket cap screw ok or is there a risk that I might strip the screw? I don't know how much torque it takes to screw in a rivnut |
ull want a hex to be honest |
so u can use wrenches |
ok thanks |
it's going to be a little harder to find a metric hex bolt |
what size |
apparently M5 is the standard screw size for bottle bosses on bikes |
wow I had a brain idea |
could you use rivnuts to add mounting holes to an aluminum fork? |
on second thought that might weaken the fork too much |
https://www.mcmaster.com/hex-head-bolts/high-strength-metric-class-10-9-steel-hex-head-screws/ |
do not use rivnuts in stress areas |
thanks, I'll check hardware stores first though |
after all I just need 1 |
u need grade 10.9 or more |
it would be amazing if they have metric rivnuts too |
thats for a single thrust bearing |
5mm ID needle |
makes sense considering it's for the battery |
the seat tube is usually in compression right? |
@mark c In compression and shear/torque, converting to tension |
aka basically all forces possible. |
oh dear |
Hi |
üëì |
@Akbar Yikes. Strip so far off the pos they blew holes in it by welding it to air |
Just saw that on FB, shocking |
And I thought I was bad at welding :pepe_kek: |
link? |
https://www.facebook.com/groups/202140770347162/permalink/1251669342060961/ |
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