I'm probably still going to switch over to a good 2 stroke motor soon because most of the transmissions for 4 stroke motors suck & the good ones are kind of out of my price range. But I was wondering, could a Staton Inc. gearbox transmission work for an in frame direct drive setup. I know they are for rack mounted setups but wasn't entirely sure what direction they spin in.
Probably not committing to one because it might be out of my price range & I think they were sold out of them for a while so I'm mostly just curious if that could work. It would be practically bulletproof compared to most of the crappy 4 stroke transmissions out there. Staton Inc. kits are very reliable compared to most of the junk kits I've dealt with in my experience after using a Staton Inc. friction drive bike for about a year. Its just a shame they never seem to bother with making in-frame 4 stroke motorized bikes better.
Probably not committing to one because it might be out of my price range & I think they were sold out of them for a while so I'm mostly just curious if that could work. It would be practically bulletproof compared to most of the crappy 4 stroke transmissions out there. Staton Inc. kits are very reliable compared to most of the junk kits I've dealt with in my experience after using a Staton Inc. friction drive bike for about a year. Its just a shame they never seem to bother with making in-frame 4 stroke motorized bikes better.
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