tiny_n_terrible said:From thats dax.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GI7oc9oNDno
How to service a cheap-O-freewheel. This needs to bew done like monthly.
tiny_n_terrible said:A HD freewheel from " say Sick bike parts" does not normally have that much play.
here is the how to page from sick bike parts
http://www.sickbikeparts.com/catalog/productdownloads.php?osCsid=np75hctfmks7mf79sddaj0li92
I have learned to only use sick bike parts HD freewheels. Soime of the brand new ones I have purchased from them were DEFECTIVE .
Thjey replace them very quickly.
The hd freewheels from sick bike parts have a blue band.
To me your video looks like a standard Cheap-O-freewheel $19.00 vs the $70 .00 Hd one.
I would recommend Sick bike parts over most other vendors except thats Dax. They stand behind the stuff they sell with a replacement policy that is very GOOD.
As discussed in the thread linked to above, a single bearing unit is not effective at opposing angular forces. Not a problem for it's intended purpose but if you are running power through the ENO in freewheeling mode......emaayan said:Question is what causes the play in the first place?
Miles said:As discussed in the thread linked to above, a single bearing unit is not effective at opposing angular forces. Not a problem for it's intended purpose but if you are running power through the ENO in freewheeling mode......emaayan said:Question is what causes the play in the first place?
The best bet at the moment seems to be the Token freewheel.
Miles said:See also: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=26271