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Cassete versus Freecoaster hub posted on 2005-11-24 05:50:58

nah that is a cassete it the older heavier style hazzard hub so the pedals will spin backwards when you roll back your looking at one of these
http://www.bikemannetwork.com/biking/p/COMPHUBMXODY/HU9181
the advantage of freecoasters is you can do things like fakie without the cranks spinning on you, but there mainly used in flatland but the problem with them is they normaly have quite a bit of slack in them before pedal engagement where casete hub engage nice and quick there real smooth and because there more precision there gonna reduce the severiety of tightspots you have well hope that helps and try using the search function next time before posting new topic i thinks there a number of topics about the diferent types of hubs

Removable Brakemount Idea for Frames posted on 2005-11-23 15:40:57

[quote="KyleO"]i dont think the mounts are removable...it just has the option of mounts or no mounts.[/quote]
yeah correct there like the fit edwin delorosa but they do come with the option of mounts atleast unlike the delorosa
http://www.hoffmanbikes.com/ it on the home page news section a little way down.
by the way can you actualy weld steel to alloy to do with the diferent melting temperatures because i don't think you can and the posts are steel so they won't weld to the alloy frame mounts so i think thats why they thread alloy frame mounts yet not weld them which would be a lot easier in production sense since there still weliding the mount so i think its more than anything production speed and ease bedind them not threading the mounts hope that helps

Removable Brakemount Idea for Frames posted on 2005-11-23 04:31:37

yeah there a pretty good idea my race frame has them and if you look at a lot of mountainbikes with disk brake they have mount for removable lugs they just dont put the lugs on and race bikes have them abit i think its mainly done on aloi frames im not sure of the reasoning behind doin to aloi but not cromo or steel but theres probly a reason

post pics of parts you have made or desined posted on 2005-11-21 00:33:08

i no there not that good but atleast im tryin i don't see you adding anything yet so put something up or shutup

Some questions regarding headtubes and geometry posted on 2005-11-20 04:29:31

the more offset you have the steeper the headtube angle will be the taller the height from the bottom of the bearing race to the center of where your axle sit in the dropouts the mallower the headtube will be a taller bottom headset cup will give you a mallower headtube angle even something like a fatter front tire will raise your front end and or smaller rear tire will lower your backend and give you a mallower headtube angle or visa versa if you want it steeper well i think thats correct anyway if its not ah well and ye it doesn't take much adjustment of headtube angle to make a big difference and that not hard to make an adjustment to.
if you just can't cant understand me u could also try
http://www.gsportbmx.co.uk/support/rideuktech/tech_home.html

post pics of parts you have made or desined posted on 2005-11-20 03:40:59

[quote="LOL"]
and what the name of this program?[/quote]
its called zmodeler its free off this site
http://www.zmodeler2.com/

post pics of parts you have made or desined posted on 2005-11-20 01:54:53

thats fuken awsome how u do that and thats a good idea with those bars get some of the adjustability we lost with ahead and makem a large height then they can cut them to the size they like you built any of that stuff or just design

post pics of parts you have made or desined posted on 2005-11-19 23:13:31

I havent built these but I designed a couple frames on
a 3d program i wouldnt mind trying to build
[img]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c354/bullyhotrod86jh/joel/flatframe.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c354/bullyhotrod86jh/joel/chopfr3ddfangle.jpg[/img]

Rear Hub (Profile SS or Odyssey 05')??? posted on 2005-11-18 05:17:09

this may sound stupid or something but looking at the silver ring sort of thing that the driver engages against in the hub shell it seems to be a seperate part maybe its possible to pop that ring out and flip it around or possibly just buy a lhd one if they some splining or something to keep from spining in the hub then just buy the parts you were going to buy anyway except for make it a left hand driver im not sure may not work so check you can flip that ring first but i no it would be interesting to find because this could save having to do what your contemplating to buy a new 350 hub just to get lhd and keep realy smooth hub plus relacining if they dont no how and shit like that so id sugest u look into that as a possibility well hope that helps

Considerations When Buying A New Crank? posted on 2005-11-14 14:02:58

he just asked whether he can change so i just showed what he needed if he did want to anyway i my self still run us and it will be a while before I'll consider changing sorry if it came across like it was needed

Considerations When Buying A New Crank? posted on 2005-11-14 06:30:11

its a us BB just for one only us bb fit 1pc and ye its anoy ing with that sprocket problem I had the same problem once its a 22mm internal diameter sprocket where one piece cranks and ocassionaly some three piece cranks require a 23.5 internal diameter sprocket
you can buy bb converters so you can run euro cranks like this one of danscomp if you want and my sugestion for new cranks just try to make sure they atleast have sealed bearing nice bike by the way
[img]http://www.danscomp.com/products/BOTTOMBRACKETS/455117.jpg[/img]

Lots of new stuff!!!!!!! posted on 2005-11-14 00:25:08

can you ship to australia and how much for the evolvers the gyro and the shadow seat

new bike Hoffman *updated* posted on 2005-11-13 01:02:12

hey if your going to build that dont get that wheel the cassete are realy dodgy there made by formula same as the redline hubs and theres also dodgy but they are fucken smooth but the cassete dodgy avoid formula cassetes
completes the eastern arent bad i got one just the problem with the cassete otherwie they're pretty sweet

master link question posted on 2005-11-12 15:56:39

don't do that it'll pop the link really easy basically instantly just get proper one from the shop they're like
75c or just join the normaly links normaly with a chain breaker or punch and hammer well hope that helps

Straight Break Cable posted on 2005-11-07 22:16:37

if there dual lowers you will just need to cut a bit of excess of the cable for a straddle cable and you need to get a straddle hangers

seat post stuck posted on 2005-11-04 21:01:04

the frame itself up the pinches reasonably try wedges screw drivers inbetween the seatpost and frame were the slit is otherwise try drill into the post and put a rod or something through the whole and work on twisting it out hopee that helps

More Suggestion Help posted on 2005-10-31 02:31:55

kyle0 it was probably an eastern element they come in Blue i got mine in blue their not bad bikes just becareful about the formula cassete hubs you get on those bikes if its really tight but you can email formula in china or wherever the hubs are made and theyll send you a replacement atleast they did for me
and the fit pro complete 05 model have unsealed cranks and i believe from looking at their catologue also unsealed hubs and jalco double wall alloy rims in black anodizedand after any more info just ask
joel

1995 Bike Check posted on 2005-10-28 07:41:50

theres this bike that looks from roughly that era on ebay recently if your a member u could posibly send him an email and get in touch with the winning bidder and explain the situation and mabe buy some parts or something off them cause it looks like its even got thesmall tenderizers by the look of that pic and sorry about size and stuff if your worried about it
[img]http://i23.ebayimg.com/02/i/05/34/6b/51_1_b.JPG[/img]
[img]http://i9.ebayimg.com/04/i/05/23/0c/50_1_b.JPG[/img]
[img]http://i5.ebayimg.com/04/i/05/33/ag/f3_1_b.JPG[/img]
[img]http://i3.ebayimg.com/01/i/05/33/f4/11_1_b.JPG[/img]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7189962922&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

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