csmuch41
i wanted to make an electric bike but i dont know how to make the chain spin... how does it work?
does electricity and battery make it spin or what how does this all work?
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You are right. An electric motor and battery are what is needed.
But most electric motors are either direct drive in the rear hub OR there is a roller that drives the front wheel directly. With your level of expertise I'd recommend getting a kit. Australia do some good ones.
You are right. An electric motor and battery are what is needed.
But most electric motors are either direct drive in the rear hub OR there is a roller that drives the front wheel directly. With your level of expertise I'd recommend getting a kit. Australia do some good ones.
Questions about BMX bikes!!!!!!!??????
the_fall_o
i have alot of questions regarding the assembly and parts required for a new bmx bike. if you REALLY know what you are talking about please help me throught email or something:D
im desperate!
Answer
I ride Flatland BMX, and I'm constantly messing with my bike. If you give me some contact details, I can help you out.
I'm in Australia, by the way, so maybe I can answer your questions on MSN messenger, or something..??
Alternatively, here's a link to a forum on PedalBMX, the 'Tech/Repair/Parts' section, a website for riders, by riders... it has a lot of F.A.Q.'s on repair and maintenance.
http://www.pedalbmx.com/forums/view/17:tech-repair-parts
Most people usually have trouble with Bottom brackets (where the crank arms attatch to the bike), headsets, gyro's(what makes the bars able to spin without tangling in the brake cables), and even lacing spokes to rims and hubs.
It's all easy peasy to me, so feel free to contact me or give me your details and I'll show u how.
You know what? I'll fly across the world, come to ur house, and put ur bike together for you. After that, I'll clean your house, wash your car, then walk your dog, in an effort to out-do all the other answers to your question. lol
Not really, but at least it made me seem extra helpful. :) lol
I ride Flatland BMX, and I'm constantly messing with my bike. If you give me some contact details, I can help you out.
I'm in Australia, by the way, so maybe I can answer your questions on MSN messenger, or something..??
Alternatively, here's a link to a forum on PedalBMX, the 'Tech/Repair/Parts' section, a website for riders, by riders... it has a lot of F.A.Q.'s on repair and maintenance.
http://www.pedalbmx.com/forums/view/17:tech-repair-parts
Most people usually have trouble with Bottom brackets (where the crank arms attatch to the bike), headsets, gyro's(what makes the bars able to spin without tangling in the brake cables), and even lacing spokes to rims and hubs.
It's all easy peasy to me, so feel free to contact me or give me your details and I'll show u how.
You know what? I'll fly across the world, come to ur house, and put ur bike together for you. After that, I'll clean your house, wash your car, then walk your dog, in an effort to out-do all the other answers to your question. lol
Not really, but at least it made me seem extra helpful. :) lol
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