Motorized Bicycle Build Part 4 ("NO SLIP" Hub & Sprocket)

[@c.johnstonblacksmith]

There is specific green loctite for that application.

[@thfpv4974]

I like how you did this . Much easier then a keyway

[@BuildBreakFix]

Had lots of people tell me jbweld, loctite or skateboard grip tape all seem to grab well. I had great results loctite. Wheels bearings cups blew out and it never slipped once till death!

[@thfpv4974]

@@BuildBreakFix grip tape , How would you do that ?

[@perrabiker909]

Thanks,, ill do this in a saw build, 29er,,, this will be the las effort, that ill give to hub adapters,, they always slip,,,ill rough up the huh adapter, the hub and put some red thread loker,,, if it doesnt work, and i destroy another wheel again,,, ill go looking for you😅😅😅😅😅, thanks bro

[@BuildBreakFix]

Skate board grip tape! Works like a charm! Sticky side hub. Grit side adaptor! Will take the hand of God to move that adaptor after! Even better then this method!

[@perrabiker909]

​@@BuildBreakFixWhat you mean?, this method will slip too? oh no,, i already mounted this way

[@billykitchens5090]

You can also check them like you would a gun grip

[@BuildBreakFix]

Knurled? A guy tried it actually while back. Seemed to work well if you disassemble whole wheel to do it though

[@billykitchens5090]

@@BuildBreakFix yeah I meant to say checkered but I was talking about the adapter that way it would bite into the hub but yeah you could do the actual hub too but that would be a lot of work to take the wheel all the way apart like you said

[@randytricker8585]

Might want to swap out the rubber on that rear tire for new rubber

[@BuildBreakFix]

I'm sure I did 3 years ago 😆

[@randytricker8585]

@@BuildBreakFix Haha oh so it's like new

[@greggory448]

Thanks so much 👍👌👊

[@BuildBreakFix]

I hear! Jbweld and skateboard decking tape also work well once you rough up each surface as well! But I personally never tried either but figured I let you know! Green loctite works best!

[@richardtrumble1468]

Who do you use for adapters for your sprocket I'm trying to get a hold of some rims for my bike and I don't really like the choices I see out there I see your videos and I like the way you present your stuff it seems like you get good products can you give me a number or a address something that I can get a hold of somebody to buy product

[@BuildBreakFix]

Cdh power hub adaptor. They are great for hubs 1.5inch or bigger* 7/8" or 1" are the ones most have issues with. The honest truth though over time after trying 20 types of hubs. 6 bolt disc brake hubbed wheels are the best! Least aggravating option over time. Very easy to maintain and tend to have the least failures. I had great luck with hub adaptor in the video. Never slipped. But some say over time since the adaptors clamp on the hubs bearings tend to go nuclear cause they can deform hubs over time! One other thing to note: disc brake hubs are almost always 99.9% perfectly inline for both chains! Compared to hub adaptors!

[@BuildBreakFix]

Few nice options* very well worth it. Sealed bearing hubs with disc brake hubs. Not saying you need to have disc brake! But its awesome for mounting your sprocket! Stay away from mag rims! Constantly see those fail! They crack and explode on these bikes. In last 12 months I have known 7 people near death run ins on them. Very common. Bikeberry mags are notorious for it!

[@jameschuke4104]

Come on not gonna hold you need to key the adapter and hub

[@BuildBreakFix]

Held just fine for 3 years. Hub wore out and it never slipped once

[@JoseDiaz-ug1xo]

It don't work i tried that, just going with mag wheel

[@nicos9937]

Do you any 700c rims this could fit?

[@BuildBreakFix]

Never owned a set 700cc wheels!

[@cnccontroller]

Hello, what do you say about damping, which gives a rubber mount?. This adapter is rigidly attached to the wheel and the damping disappears. There will be jerks when moving, the chain will stretch. I would like to hear your answer, thank you!

[@BuildBreakFix]

You would just create a "slapping effect" actual term they use. Creates a flex in the system when you excel and stop. A lot of wear on bearings, chain and such. Easy way to explain it I guess. Would be if it's rigid constant force applied all time taking up slack. If you create a damping system that creates flex and the slapping effect they talk about cause the system can now slam back and forth. Not really sure how you could explain it any other way. But a prime example of slapping effect is o ring chains. They great for short term use because of the vibration they dampen. But wear out crazy fast once vibrating and such tear rings apart. Race type item you use and retire every tire change. But for a daily practical rider they fall apart stopping and going Rather fast. Hope it makes sense what trying to say. This the main reason motorcycles don't sell with oring chains same idea with flex in hub mount. It would create the same type of environment in drive system

[@cnccontroller]

@@BuildBreakFix Thank you very much for the detailed answer! I bought such an adapter and will install it. I completely agree with you. I just wanted to hear an answer from a specialist.