[python] Re: Front hub cranks
- From: Jürgen Mages <jmages@xxxxxx>
- To: <python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 19:04:53 +0200
This article in the Michigan HPV newesletter may be of interest to python
builders . It is a description of a FWD bike with the cranks turning on
the
same axle as the front wheel hub. This might help shorter riders use a
large front wheel, as has been discussed on this list some time ago.
<http://lmb.org/mhpva/newsletter/2006-05/page5.html>
Thanks Mike,
helpful article for big-wheel lovers with shorter legs.
Robert W from Victoria, Australia has build his python
in a similar way (see attached pictures).
BTW. Recently I wondered about the lifetime of rod-ends
in a python.
As you were the first to use them: Any play yet? How much
km would you estimate their lifetime?
Best regards,
Jürgen.
builders . It is a description of a FWD bike with the cranks turning on the
same axle as the front wheel hub. This might help shorter riders use a
large front wheel, as has been discussed on this list some time ago.
<http://lmb.org/mhpva/newsletter/2006-05/page5.html>
Thanks Mike,
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