Dirk
Luckily mine is a trike so stands on it's rear wheels.
Is yours a one piece BB ?
I assume the latch is held in place with the BB screw/nut and a suitable
washer ?
Are there pictures on the net of your implementation ?
Paul
On 07/04/15 10:38, Dirk Bonne wrote:
Aaah, I take that back. Turning the holder upside down is not a good idea, as it is a safety feature that the latch is up.
By the way, the BB has a tendency to unscrew on my bike.
Dirk
*Gesendet:* Dienstag, 07. April 2015 um 11:31 Uhr
*Von:* "Dirk Bonne" <dbonne@xxxxxxx>
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*Betreff:* [python] Aw: Using a BB for a pivot
Hi Paul,
I used 6.5mm on the baby python (didn't have a BB but similar axle distance).
The idea with the latch is very nice. If your bike will be fitted with a bike stand on the rear part you might want to turn the holder upside down to ease the assembly of the front onto the rear part.
Dirk
*Gesendet:* Dienstag, 07. April 2015 um 08:54 Uhr
*Von:* "paul needham" <paul.2.needham@xxxxxxxxx>
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*Betreff:* [python] Using a BB for a pivot
Hi all
Is the owner of this web site still a visitor to this forum ?
http://www.lasinenherne.net/recumbent.html
I would like to replicate his BB mount however I am unsure of the
thickness of steel used ?
From the pictures of the actual bike it looks like there are additional
pieces top and bottom providing some triangulation ?
Has anyone else used a BB without using steel crank arms to mount it to
the backbone ?
regards Paul
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