CVT a bike engine

[Admin]

You don't like it tight? Eh to each his own..... 

But yah I guess I could do a sketch up but it sounds like you understand what I am thinking might be a way for you to do it with not to much hell.


I was not even thinking keyed shaft. Just a blunt end (a common car straight axle might work nicely) You turn the wheel flange down till you can make a simple sprocket mount for a popular sprocket then the front side can be drilled for a common CVT adaptor that bolts to a crank.  Thats how I invision it with my adaptors at this point.

It could also be turned to the taper and the CVT bolted right to it for that matter. A bit harder but not major tough. Get it heat treated and your off.

16yrs w ol lady, what the heck does tight mean...

[Nutz4sand]

Buy more RC shit.....    I need to sell these last 20 trucks I have. (35 if you count the Thunder Kings in the garage)

Not to mention I got at least 15 and closer to twenty planes. And I aint been able to only fly one at a time so far!


Make her do kegels. That'll bring it around. I used to date a girl who did that and my god would that give you lil orphan Annie .  (Thats when they roll back into your head and go all white its so good. For those who don't know.)