Grubee HD Axle Kit with Solid Hub For 2 Stroke Motor

[sradabaugh]

I searched the forums but didn't seem to find any talk about the Grubee Solid Hub?

I was wondering if anyone has one of these?
What's your opion on it?

 

[TREEWK]

Srad

Hi, And Welcome.

A Few Days Ago I Purchased 2 Of Those Kits From "bicycle-engines.com" For $49.99 Per Kit. Mine Are For The 4 Stroke With The Freewheel Adapter. Go To The 2 Strokes Parts For The Non-freewheel Solid Adapter.

I Ordered 2 Kit`s And A Throttle Cable To Get The Free Shipping On Over $100. Order`s. Saved $23. On S/h. They Are Quality Parts.

The Left Had Thread For The Sprocket Is Larger Than The Standard 1 3/8" X 24 Tpi. That Is So The Right Hand Thread (on The Left Side) 1 3/8" X 24 Tpi Can Accept The Drum Brake.

When You Choose The Sprocket Size = Number Of Teeth = 44, 48 Or 56 It Will Let You Choose Only What Is In Stock.

They Kits Have Sealed Heavy Duty Ball Bearings, Not Regular Bicycle Bearings. I Don`t Know If There Is 2 Bearings On Each Side, They Feel Heavy Enough For 4 Bearings!!

Ron

 

[occchopperfl]

Hi Treewk,

Got your PM. Thank you for your response.

Does buying this hub kit mean you have to relace a rim and spokes?

If so, how do you know that everything will line up properly? (length of spoke, and ends of spoke compatible?)

Thanks.

 

[TREEWK]

Occ

I Have No Plan`s To Lace The Wheeel`s At This Time. I Just Needed The Freewheel Adapter For My Electric To Gas Conversion Build. To My Dismay, The Freewheel Adapter`s Have A Over Size Left Hand Thread, Of No Help To Me For This Project. Now I Have Some More Nice Inventory!! I Like The Quality Of The Parts Though.

Maybe Someone Can Jump In To Advise On The Spoke`s Etc.

Ron

 

[foamer]

I build a wheel with this hub from "bicycle-engines.com" its work well. I had to order there free wheel also.