This is my 1st Proto for elimination of one of the rear drive chains. 3 chain design. This is not easy from scratch in your garage. At least not for me....
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sideshowsideswipe
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that is a very elegant design!
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Haggard
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Man , that,s a beautiful thing you got there.
I've been trying to come up with a way to do something similar for months.
Have used jackaxles plenty in my builds but all were rigid.
How the heck did you get TWO freewheelin sprokets attached to one fixed? and if you could , where did you get the parts , or did you make the parts?
HATS OFF TO THIS MAN>
Again , very impressive
~Haggard~
I've been trying to come up with a way to do something similar for months.
Have used jackaxles plenty in my builds but all were rigid.
How the heck did you get TWO freewheelin sprokets attached to one fixed? and if you could , where did you get the parts , or did you make the parts?
HATS OFF TO THIS MAN>
Again , very impressive
~Haggard~
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Zomby Builder
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School of Hard Knocks
There is a close up pic of the two sprockets screwed onto one freewheel adapter on my thread Zomby Zack (wild in the street) There is one (inside) that is not a freewheel it is a solid screw-on. The other (outside) is a freewheel so even though they are mounted on the same adapter they work independently. I bought the solid from Staton-inc. Most of the other jack shaft parts are from there too. I got a jackshaft kit to build Zack that was less expensive from gocartsupply.com You still need adapters but they are common parts.
There is a close up pic of the two sprockets screwed onto one freewheel adapter on my thread Zomby Zack (wild in the street) There is one (inside) that is not a freewheel it is a solid screw-on. The other (outside) is a freewheel so even though they are mounted on the same adapter they work independently. I bought the solid from Staton-inc. Most of the other jack shaft parts are from there too. I got a jackshaft kit to build Zack that was less expensive from gocartsupply.com You still need adapters but they are common parts.
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Haggard
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sure appreciate it Zombie . I'll check your other thread . Might get a little more insight
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Jim H
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Phi Zappa Crappa!
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Zomby Builder
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Zomby Frank
This bike has been re-named three times and rebuilt at least 5 times.... This is the same FRAME.... Just went through some evolution.
This is the original 80 cc kit. Zomby Hoof
This is the second/third/fourth/ round finish. Zomby Frank A tribute to the one & Only Frank Zappa. The fourth version had the engine swap.
This is number Five - my wife drove it once & decided she was queen of the highway so Zena was a keeper.
Not much chance of any more changes to this one.
This bike has been re-named three times and rebuilt at least 5 times.... This is the same FRAME.... Just went through some evolution.
This is the original 80 cc kit. Zomby Hoof
This is the second/third/fourth/ round finish. Zomby Frank A tribute to the one & Only Frank Zappa. The fourth version had the engine swap.
This is number Five - my wife drove it once & decided she was queen of the highway so Zena was a keeper.
Not much chance of any more changes to this one.
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gone_fishin
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you realize our "white zone" (off-topic area) is my tribute to frank?
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Large Filipino
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Dudes...that drivetrain....GEARS!
Imagine a beefed up rear derailerer in the back with a beefed up 7 speed cassette.
Imagine the possibilities.
That is a sweet design.
Imagine a beefed up rear derailerer in the back with a beefed up 7 speed cassette.
Imagine the possibilities.
That is a sweet design.
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The Texas Pirate!
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Dude, that is one sweet lookin bike!
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Zomby Builder
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Tanks!!!!
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