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gakarl

gakarl

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#82
#82
What do people do for a spring when using the friction brake? Here is what I rigged up.
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gakarl

gakarl

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#84
#84
Ok so the new throttle came in. I'm guessing straight from China. It's hard finding a good 1" at a reasonable price is hard. It's still pretty sticky. I'm thinking to grease up the inside of the throttle mechanism where the wire is might help and a stronger spring down by the carb. What type of spring do other people use. Lowes doesn't carry much in the way of good springs.



Also I'm wondering about replacing the back sprocket. How are these traditionally attached to the hub or rear axel shaft? Mine looks welded to the rear wheel?





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pirranah

pirranah

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#86
#86
My sprocket looks like yours and it's welded to the hub. Then 2 wheel pieces slide over the hub and bolt together. It's cheaper/easier to just by a new rear wheel assembly and sprocket.
 
gakarl

gakarl

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#87
#87
pirranah said:
My sprocket looks like yours and it's welded to the hub. Then 2 wheel pieces slide over the hub and bolt together. It's cheaper/easier to just by a new rear wheel assembly and sprocket.
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Thanks I looked online at replacements and was getting the feeling that might be the case. But I still wasn't sure. Thanks for the clarification.


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gakarl

gakarl

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#89
#89
Yeah I need a rubber roller thingy. Will get one when I put the clutch brake on and remove the friction break and use the hole for the roller bolt.


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