WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU BUY A HUB ADAPTER | Hub Adapter Slipping FIXED!

[@jasonburque]

#4 green locktite

[@catsbyondrepair]

Simple weld them on

[@a.m.bgarage.everydayprojec9665]

It would be a better option for most people to braze it, since it is cheaper and easier compared to welding aluminum.

[@yougod7253]

cut a slot in hub and adapter and use a woodriff key with red loctite

[@harryquan637]

I'm currently planning to build a 80cc motorised bike, there's no part that would fit my bike so I had to design and cast my own hub adapter. What I don't get is that how could the compression force could hold up and not slipped. Because it seems like it's pretty weak.

[@a.m.bgarage.everydayprojec9665]

I hope you designed the casting mold correctly, but the traditional hub adapter typically works well as long as you tighten the bolts fully.

[@terryhayes3151]

Where do you recommend buying parts? I'm wanting to upgrade my bike but not sure where to buy decent quality stuff. I've had a real hard time getting mine to work and finally got all the kinks worked out.

[@awakenotwoke2643]

You gotta shop around imo, I've had good luck with CDH power.Depends what you need.Treatland,Amazon,eBay,there's a bunch.