fastrider gus
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Need a photo of that! Looks like the pivot is slightly higher and rearward of the BB.
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Need a photo of that! Looks like the pivot is slightly higher and rearward of the BB.
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Yea the others I've had experience with like the Rotec Revert and NS soda run a large bearing for the swingarm on the outside of a normal threaded BB shell so you can run standard cranks. Works well but im guessing replacing those bearings would be expensive/hard to find.Is this very different to other bottom bracket mounted pivot frames @fastrider gus?
It runs a 6" spindle, it is a slightly wider setup than a normal set of 73mm Mtb cranks but that's actually more for the crank-chainstay clearance. The photo shows the bearing/swingarm location. I haven't pulled it apart so im not sure how many bearings are in there, im assuming they are double stacked either side, 1 in the front triangle and 1 in the swingarm.So the swing at has bearings on it that rotate around the spindle on the crank? Is the spindle longer than usual?
When im pedalling, I'm usually too busy watching where im going to look at the bearings in my swingarm... but by the magic powers of logic... yes... yes they are..So when you pedal, does the inner race of the suspension pivot bearing rotate?
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So much going on here. To ride this bike it really needs the single speed beard. The gravel needs some lycra. It needs the enduro googles for the downs. Some Knee pads to send it. @fastrider gus will look like a kook riding it in this kit. It is the best bike build I have seen this year.I have no fucking idea what's going on with that bike. But I respect your commitment.
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So keen to kook it up@fastrider gus will look like a kook riding it in this kit. It is the best bike build I have seen this year.
I like it, especially the more practical process for bearing removal.It runs a 6" spindle, it is a slightly wider setup than a normal set of 73mm Mtb cranks but that's actually more for the crank-chainstay clearance. The photo shows the bearing/swingarm location. I haven't pulled it apart so im not sure how many bearings are in there, im assuming they are double stacked either side, 1 in the front triangle and 1 in the swingarm.
It's plenty stiff enough, with a really tall gear ratio, me at about 105kg and a Ti spindle powering uphill there is no noticable flex at all. Feels way more rigid than the Zerode.
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Fuck man! I look down and watch the perfect form my feet have as they go round and round.When im pedalling, I'm usually too busy watching where im going to look at the bearings in my swingarm... but by the magic powers of logic... yes... yes they are..
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So keen to kook it up
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Im actually so keen for this! I just finished building a 2012 Tazer VPP as a jump/4X play bike but Im thinking the Starling would be an absolute weapon through a set of trails. There are some bloody awesome looking new DJ parks over here in Perth to try it out on too.So bmx and DJ laps yeah?
In theory the bearings should last a lot longer as they’re actually rotating unlike every other bearing in a suspension pivot.When im pedalling, I'm usually too busy watching where im going to look at the bearings in my swingarm... but by the magic powers of logic... yes... yes they are..
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That looks fun!Yeeeeaa ok the gravelkings were a bit small..
I really liked the tread and the colour of the gumwall but they needed to be at least 2.3" to fit the bike properly.![]()
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I was impressed by their presence when I was there. Fun is something my local authorities are afraid of.There are some bloody awesome looking new DJ parks over here in Perth to try it out on too.
YesIn theory the bearings should last a lot longer as they’re actually rotating unlike every other bearing in a suspension pivot.
Have you ridden a dual suspension single speed before?
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You forgot the flannoSo much going on here. To ride this bike it really needs the single speed beard. The gravel needs some lycra. It needs the enduro googles for the downs. Some Knee pads to send it. @fastrider gus will look like a kook riding it in this kit. It is the best bike build I have seen this year.
So, where are the photos of this then..?I just finished building a 2012 Tazer VPP as a jump/4X play bike
Not actually 100% happy with it yet.. needs some gold leaf and pin striping.So, where are the photos of this then..?
Love the Starling, well done. AstonMTB's 'John Deere' Spur has got me thinking more and more about these.
Oh my lord... that's some motivation for me to get my P3 4x/play/whatever bike finished.Not actually 100% happy with it yet.. needs some gold leaf and pin striping.