Go ahead and get it; you won't be sorry. Ya can kick the numbers around all you want. But, if ya need me, I'll be out riding mine.
SeeYAAAAAAHooooo!
This is a repost of an old thread that was in the wrong place so I deleted it myself.
I'm working on a CVT project. It's not the Torque-A-Verter brand but it's alot cheaper and works great with some modification ( a 41 chain sprocket instead of the 25 it came with). I'm using a 12 tooth to a 44. Don't have to even pedal to get going! Don't know the top speed yet. Still tweaking and solidifying the mounts and need to install a chain idler. Also have a 14 tooth sprocket to try later for higher top end.
I'm liking it alot so far. Don't know why more people aren't using these. This particular one is for a GoPed and cost < $70 shipped. It's linked up to my Subaru Robin 35.
WC
A RACK MOUNT CVT
I believe rack mount is unstable.
look for frame mount soon.
Your mount is so clever at first glance I could not figure out how you got the CVT output to spin in the correct direction. Congratulations.
Balance the weight of the engine with a fuel tank , or tool box on the other side of the rack.
Start your own build thread.
I can not see the output side support of your cvt.
If you don't have one on the output side yoooou desperately need one.
how high does your engine wind.
try a 10 tooth drive sprocket to a 56 or 62 tooth rear sprocket from thats dax cheap ready made.
After the mechanical alignment is done you need to tune the cvt to match the engine performance.
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Watch out for the chain LOL
Extreme spoke breakage is possible. With a rag mount sprocket.
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