Grubee 4G 1A freewheel hub reliability

Unless you're a large person, have a low powered engine, and have steep hills you don't need gears. I'm 250 lbs, have a 1.6 hp 4 stroke engine, and live in the mountains so yes I need gears lol
I have a spare dolomite fat bike frame downstairs; who knows if I'll end up hot rodding the downpipe into a nice S curve, and get a shifter fattie out of it; my first bike's Gx-35 fits inside of it, perhaps it'd be sweet to have a Gx-50 ☺️
 
I have a spare dolomite fat bike frame downstairs; who knows if I'll end up hot rodding the downpipe into a nice S curve, and get a shifter fattie out of it; my first bike's Gx-35 fits inside of it, perhaps it'd be sweet to have a Gx-50 ☺️
There's been a few who did Dolomite shifter builds. They had issues making things fit and work properly. To avoid those same issues you'd probably have to seriously consider stretching the frame by welding in extension.
 
There's been a few who did Dolomite shifter builds. They had issues making things fit and work properly. To avoid those same issues you'd probably have to seriously consider stretching the frame by welding in extension.
I reckon; back when sickbikeparts was still around, they requested to contact them if you had a Dolomite frame, prior to building anything.
I'm very likely going to bend a steel tube into an S shape and extend the frame to a more convenient size; after they closed shop, I'm having a bit of a hard time sourcing a White Industries freewheel, besides Staton Inc.
 
I reckon; back when sickbikeparts was still around, they requested to contact them if you had a Dolomite frame, prior to building anything.
I'm very likely going to bend a steel tube into an S shape and extend the frame to a more convenient size; after they closed shop, I'm having a bit of a hard time sourcing a White Industries freewheel, besides Staton Inc.
On a few occasions I've ordered stuff directly from White Industries.

 
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Eventually, which kind of engagement would you suggest, to your personal experience? 5 or 10 degs?
Two Green Trails freewheels in my Staton Inc triple chainring shift kit, WI no longer makes them. They were the 72/5°. I've never had a failure.

 
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