[python] mounting rear wheel to seat
- From: Tim k <timfire2@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 12:44:25 -0700 (PDT)
I was contemplating various designs, and came up with a question. If I were to
build a metal seat, similar to Nobuo's or maybe a Challenge seat, could I mount
the rear wheel directly to the seat, without any other sort of "body" tubing?
In other words, could I attach the rear triangle/ wheel arms directly to the
seat near the shoulders area (probably by welding, maybe with bolts)? This
would require that the front pivot piece be directly attached to the seat as
well.
Would a metal seat be strong enough to act as the main body of a bike? Do you
think it would stand up to the laterial and... um, "twisting" torque of normal
riding? Would there be any special considers with building such a seat?
Such a design seems like it would save some weight.
Thanks!
--Timothy Walters Kleinert
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