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hubs
I'm building a Trike from scratch and I can't seem to find single sided hubs. I'm going to use road bike 700c wheels, so hubs need to fit these kind of rim.
Anyone know where to get them? |
Have you looked at wheelchair wheels, Spinergy make complete wheels, http://www.spinergy.com/catalog/home...eid=2&cPath=21
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try utah trikes i just googled it ... you need a differential for these right?
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Originally Posted by jimc101
(Post 14608914)
Have you looked at wheelchair wheels, Spinergy make complete wheels, http://www.spinergy.com/catalog/home...eid=2&cPath=21
Originally Posted by rithem
(Post 14608922)
try utah trikes i just googled it ... you need a differential for these right?
I might use a 3 speed crank if I decide I need some gearing. |
Double post
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Originally Posted by sen2two
(Post 14608993)
It's going to be similar to how a go Kart rear end is set up. Simple yet works great.
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Check with Phil Wood, they do lots of wheelchair stuff and probably have something that will work.
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Phil Wood? That's pretty spendy gear, innit?
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Originally Posted by jimc101
(Post 14608914)
Have you looked at wheelchair wheels, Spinergy make complete wheels, http://www.spinergy.com/catalog/home...eid=2&cPath=21
Originally Posted by Kimmo
(Post 14609006)
No, a solid axle works okay... lousy for tighter turns at lower speed, probably lots of tyre wear.
Your right about that. But this will mainly be ridden in a strait line to the grocery store. Very few turns and they coukd be made gradual if needed. |
If you want to avoid using a differential, just go with one-wheel drive, with a jackshaft arrangement to get the drive across to one rear wheel. Alternatively, use a front-wheel-drive MBB setup with undriven rear wheels. This would allow you to use wheelchair hubs.
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