[trikes] hubless wheel trike
Colin Bryant
sk8ski2004 at yahoo.ca
Thu Dec 17 07:03:34 PST 2009
Certainly, you couldn't ride on anything but a hard surface, with their prototype and not above 2.4mph but they are a bunch of engineering students, not trike riders. The trike has a ton of other problems too (no sweep back of cross member, right brake exposed etc.).
I can see using rim mounted ring style disk brakes, like some Honda motorcycles in the 80's, to deal with brakes. Perhaps a shaft drive, with a pinion gear working on the enclosed edge of the wheel.
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Colin Bryant
Vancouver, Canada
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From: Michael Ross <michael.e.ross at gmail.com>
To: Colin Bryant <sk8ski2004 at yahoo.ca>
Cc: trikes at bikelist.org
Sent: Wed, December 16, 2009 4:26:25 PM
Subject: Re: [trikes] hubless wheel trike
The chain out at the rim thing looks troublesome.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Colin Bryant <sk8ski2004 at yahoo.ca> wrote:
I've seen sketches of bicycles and motorcycles, with hubless wheels, for years, but it always seemed to be a solution, looking for a problem. Given the high side loads on trike hubs and spokes, this could actually be a solution, to a problem.
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