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single sided swingarms
13 Jan 2011 12:08
So you guys know if single sided wheels and standard swingarm wheels share the same hub. Im talking about 240mm tire size and up
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Re: single sided swingarms
13 Jan 2011 12:21
Nope. The single sided wheels slide onto the axle like a car wheel does.
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Re: single sided swingarms
13 Jan 2011 19:44
well couldnt that be done with, say for instance, RC Components or PM wheels. Without the hubs they have a bolt pattern
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13 Jan 2011 20:49
It depends on the swingarm too. Some SSSA like BMW's or VFR's bolt on like a car, others like my Triumph or a Duc have 4 pins on the drive hub that engage holes in the wheel with the single large center nut ala F1 wheel.
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14 Jan 2011 11:20
Gotcha. You see where I'm going with this. I want to build a SSS for a 18x8.5 rim. Just not sure if the wheels are offset or if they should be.
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14 Jan 2011 11:49
I believe the mounting face of my wheel is the centerline of the wheel, but I never actually measured it. It depends on the drive hub you are building around. What are you planning to use? That will help answer alot of your questions.
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14 Jan 2011 12:02
well im not sure. I just figured I would start with a triumph, ducati, or whatever swingarm and just reverse engineer. But i would like to have a cush drive like the sportbikes. And Im trying to keep cost down.
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14 Jan 2011 12:49
I wouldn't know for sure, but I would say you're looking at custom spec'ed parts.... nothing off the shelf. Contact talon or some other hub company and see if they can make you are 1 off single sided swingarm hub for spokes. You're still going to need to know the drive hub you're gonna use.....and its probably not going to be cheap.
I'm not trying to be mean or insulting, but I have to ask- if you are having trouble figuring out where you need to start and source componants, are you sure you are up to the task of designing a single sided swingarm?
I'm not trying to be mean or insulting, but I have to ask- if you are having trouble figuring out where you need to start and source componants, are you sure you are up to the task of designing a single sided swingarm?
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14 Jan 2011 13:03
Yes I am.
What are these hub companies. Didnt know such companies exisisted.
What are these hub companies. Didnt know such companies exisisted.
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14 Jan 2011 13:24
Fair enough.... are you an engineering student? I'm fairly certain a SSSA needs to be engineered. I mentioned Talon hubs, that's the first that comes to mind.
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Re: single sided swingarms
14 Jan 2011 16:56 - 14 Jan 2011 17:14
where did you find an 8.5" spoke hoop at the widest I knew of was 6"?
edit: I found some harley wheels that 18"x8, 18"x9, and 18"x10. They were all either 80 or 120 spoke.
edit: I found some harley wheels that 18"x8, 18"x9, and 18"x10. They were all either 80 or 120 spoke.
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proving once again that age and treachery is better than youth and enthusiasm
stage 1 head by Larry Cavanaugh
race built crank by John Pearson
Mikuni rs34's
k410 cams
back cut tranny
8" over D&G swinger
proving once again that age and treachery is better than youth and enthusiasm
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