Measure the one you have, double check with the seller - if you pay using Paypal, they will nearly always side with the buyer and issue a refund.Which would I need? Is it the thin steel or the thick steel?
Measure the one you have, double check with the seller - if you pay using Paypal, they will nearly always side with the buyer and issue a refund.Which would I need? Is it the thin steel or the thick steel?
Holy sh*t in that case Abzy should hold onto his money...tho from the pics of those drop outs id say it is done its just worn to much and will just get worse as the motor axle is not even in the drop out and just sitting on the mech hanger and that is only held on with one bolt and if that falls out the motor will fall out the frame and big crash.
Even if QR held tight enough, those dropouts might be so worn, that the wheel may not sit straight? That motor axle seems a bit short - is that usual for hub motors, or does he have the wrong one for the bike?thing is that qr might work or make it better but it wont be enough to bend the back of the frame over the motors axle 5mm so just not sitting on the mech hanger one side but both are worn so much id not risk it.
Can I not use the bolt on way? Because I some how fixed it but still doesn't feel safe when going over bumps like I can feel it wobble a bit I've also saw people use steel putty or shall I go to a welding shop and maybe they can add some more aluminium on the dropouts? Or what's the best solution for this please.Let me know thanksthe only thing that side in the drop out is the 5mm qr axle the motor axle is in the mech hanger as can see the spring in between and why it is destroying the drop outs moving about as steal wins vs alu frames and mech hangers.
you cant ride it like that the frame drop outs are totaled and can not be fixed you need a new frame that fits the hub motor axle better.Can
Can I not use the bolt on way? Because I some how fixed it but still doesn't feel safe when going over bumps like I can feel it wobble a bit I've also saw people use steel putty or shall I go to a welding shop and maybe they can add some more aluminium on the dropouts? Or what's the best solution for this please.Let me know thanks
But I've got a mid drive bbshd not a hub motoryou cant ride it like that the frame drop outs are totaled and can not be fixed you need a new frame that fits the hub motor axle better.
Correct but ever since I put the clamp on the hanger side the wheel stopped falling out and it's now secure but I would like it to be more secured down and I've changed the skewers spring and it looks like it seemed to done the job but I really wanna make it really secure that it will never fall of againSo many threads are confusing - so you filed your droputs for a hub motor, but now have installed a BBS HD instead and removed the hub motor, but your rear wheel drops out because of the filing that you did, and you can no longer tighten the QR axle enough to keep it on?
I don't think it's safe, especially as it's a BBS HD - it'll ultimately get you and/or someone else inured or killed IMHO. I'd stop using it completely and do as Nealh advised in post #29!Because I some how fixed it but still doesn't feel safe when going over bumps like I can feel it wobble a bit
It doesn't feel scary to ride or anything just when I ride the bike ever since I bought it It's always been wobbling a bit I thought that was normal? But I'm saying how do I remove this wobble as it's now getting a bit annoyingYou've also said this:
I don't think it's safe, especially as it's a BBS HD - it'll get you and/or someone else inured or killed IMHO. I'd stop using it completely and do as Nealh advised in post #29!
Just swapped them around now seems really secure but I still want something to make it really hold down even though they are stuck on really tight now but I really just want something other than these skewerswhy is the qr on the cassette side you got it the wrong way round lol
What's the best QR skewers on the market right nowif the rear frame has drop outs there is not much you can really do as thru axles screw in to the frame.
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