[python] Re: Hub gears
- From: Gerald <bepb@xxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 03 Aug 2010 22:10:50 +0200
Hi Mark,
I use a SRAM 9-Speed hup in my python and it seems all right. It even
has a coaster break - nice thing, you do not have to put your hand to
the "handlebar" to break.
I think it is not a big issue with the weight of the hub while you ride
the python. Your legs left and right of the hup will weight a lot more
than the hub.
As far as I know, the iMotion9 I use is even heavier than the Rohloff -
albeit not as noble.
If the hub has a reasonable price, I would sugget to go ahead and get it.
Best regards
Gerald
The only point I would
Boyd, Mark wrote:
Hi Everyone
A friend of mine has a Rohloff speed hub that I am thinking of buying
for my python project. If I include an eccentric bottom bracket, it
shouldn't need any other chain tensioning device, and may even work with
a chain case. This should make for a very tidy drive train.
Other than the silly price tag that this would come with, can anyone
think of a reason why this wouldn't work? In particular, although I am
prepared for the inevitable bruising that learning to ride will bring,
do you think that having such a heavy hub will increase wheel flop and
so make the learning process even harder? If so, would you advise, say,
adjusting the steering head angle and if so to what?
Thanks in anticipation.
Mark
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