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FWIW, I have the Wart Hog bike set up for a single or up to 3 speeds gears, as needed, since I learned that a bent/damaged derailleur causes a major headache, (3 so far..) What I did, was to adjust the rear axle slider to the minimum distance possible, then cut the chain to just fit over the...

Thanks Ped...

I just found this video of how it works, very interesting.

Ped LOL.....priceless.

Biktrix now has this auto trans for the middrive series of bikes.... I wonder how it works... We just cut the price of the Auto Shifter for the Swift CVT 2 in half. Originally launched at $1000, it’s now just $500—thanks to bulk parts finally landing in our...

I see something other than the hawk.......

Question, Doesn't a DD serve a useful purpose? IIRR, it was to keep the chain out of the spokes...?

Thank you, Admin....

6Z Same here, counted over 25 posts in 1 gate, reported it and no response from the Admin also, kind'a like the Oops, there been an error posts that are showing up all the time. May be this site is on limited time? I hope not.......

PC I don't know anything about this type of stuff......???

PC My Juggs 4 bike has these spec's for the steering stem = Threadless 1-1/8" - 1-1/2" tapered, I don't know the bottom/top bearing sizes yet. The #1 item is, I don't want to lose the front basket, as this bike has very critical COGL = center of gravity line, as it is. The F basket with the...

Yes, he is missed, it's to bad that all his information can't be accessed now, tried several times to get access and no replies back from from Dani or those in change. Thanks Matt, RIP.

PC Thanks I have an email into Bikirix to get that information, and then I can start looking at the proper fork change.

PC Thanks for the photo's, A rough measurement from my bike, I would need approximately a 9-10" long steering tube length. The frame is 7"+ in height, with the excess of the steering tube above the frame. One item, I did NOT think about is. I will lose my front basket if I go this way, using a...

Ah PC, When I went to school in the very early 60's, 135mm from 150mm was 15mm/.590" difference, divided by 2 = 7.5mm/.283" + or - approximately. How did you come up with 12.5mm per side? The brake side will be less than the non brake side...at least from my quick measurements, to keep the...

PC What is the length from the top of the double shoulder to the start of the bottom of the inverted leg? I need between 12 to 24", for proper mounting of the 2 brackets... I have found out that I can change a 135mm QR hub to a 150mm spacing, with a solid axle. Still reading...

I'll wait for his replies.....

What does that frowning face mean?

Can Nik, Are you saying YOU can't legally carry a long gun on your bicycle, in the UK?

PC I can't use a standard fork, the clamps need to go where the standard fork has it's compression stroke/area's. On an inverted fork, I can clamp any where from the top down to 12>16" down the fork, there is NO movement of the fork legs in the top section. I am still pencil whipping this...