RADBMX.CO.UK
Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: Devilock on May 25, 2012, 11:55 AM
-
Never used these before, so how do I install a freewheel?! :-[
(http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j436/mothwasp73/001-1.jpg)
Does the arm just screw onto the frame? Screws were not supplied!
(http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j436/mothwasp73/002-1.jpg)
-
you dont install a freewheel - its a coaster brake - connect the arm to the coaster brake tab on the frame - if it has one - if not just use a jinged seat clamp and secure it to the rear stay ... just like bitd
-
you dont install a freewheel - its a coaster brake - connect the arm to the coaster brake tab on the frame - if it has one - if not just use a jinged seat clamp and secure it to the rear stay ... just like bitd
Oh!!! ;D So where do I put the sprocket for the chain...?!!
-
do you have the sprocket? ??? it would seem to be missing
lovely looking tuffs though :smitten:
-
do you have the sprocket? ??? it would seem to be missing
lovely looking tuffs though :smitten:
Im afraid not Rob...so how do I install the sprocket?
-
firstly you need a compatible Suntour sprocket (i believe) then the outer ring comes off, on goes the sprocket (should sit into grooves) then back on with the clip....tighten up lock nut.
i think that's how they go but weired that it doesn't have one. those Tuffs don't look like they've ever been near a bike! :shocked:
-
here you go :daumenhoch:
http://www.wtlw.net/ff/suntour/
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
I can't see a dustcap,sprocket or circlip in his first photo mate.
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
I hope so...!!! :-\ Thanks for the link! :daumenhoch:
Something like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BENDIX-16-TEETH-BMX-COASTER-BRAKE-SPROCKET-SUNTOUR-/180891647337?pt=Cycling_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a1dfb7d69#ht_500wt_967
Bru :daumenhoch:
And thank you for that link!! Perfect, cheers! :daumenhoch:
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
I can't see a dustcap,sprocket or circlip in his first photo mate.
Oh shit dont tell me that...! :(
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
I can't see a dustcap,sprocket or circlip in his first photo mate.
Hmmmmm looks all there to me but i maybe wrong ??? i can't see that there's a lot of room to fit much more to the hub?? ???
-
Yeah there should be a dust cover behind the sproket :daumenhoch:
And as said you need a circlip ;)
Rini has them :daumenhoch:
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
No he is right Rob, you will need bit 5,6 & 7 :daumenhoch:
-
Here's what you want Rich :daumenhoch:
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/n164/snav69/P1110439.jpg)
Sorry NOT for sale as I need it myself ;)
-
Going off the diagram (3rd down)from the above link,you need part No.5,6 & 7
i think he just needs part No6 the actual sprocket, the other parts seem to be in place to me ??? :-\
No he is right Rob, you will need bit 5,6 & 7 :daumenhoch:
:daumenhoch:
every days a school day
-
Here's what you want Rich :daumenhoch:
(http://www.radbmx.co.uk/archive/albums/n164/snav69/P1110439.jpg)
Sorry NOT for sale as I need it myself ;)
Come on Paul, Ill give you £8000!!! :D
Oh well looks like Im on the hunt for those parts when I thought I could install the wheels today! >:(
-
To make it a freewheel all you need is one of these
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzMzWDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqMOKo4E6(JfYnkQBOp,Fq,7d!~~60_35.JPG)
and a regular BMX freewheel to screw onto it. It's a simple 15 min job to swap out the coaster part with the freewheel part and job done.
-
To make it a freewheel all you need is one of these
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzMzWDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqMOKo4E6(JfYnkQBOp,Fq,7d!~~60_35.JPG)
and a regular BMX freewheel to screw onto it. It's a simple 15 min job to swap out the coaster part with the freewheel part and job done.
Could the coaster still be used in the same way?
-
No Rich :daumenhoch:
-
To make it a freewheel all you need is one of these
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzMzWDEwMjQ=/$(KGrHqMOKo4E6(JfYnkQBOp,Fq,7d!~~60_35.JPG)
and a regular BMX freewheel to screw onto it. It's a simple 15 min job to swap out the coaster part with the freewheel part and job done.
Could the coaster still be used in the same way?
No, once converted the coaster no longer works, there is another conversion out there that turns them into a freecoaster but I've not seen them in years and can't remember what they are called. I think the other guys have shown what you need to get working though as a coaster brake
-
Ok thanks guys, Ill just have to post a wanted for those parts... :tickedoff:
-
i have the parts you need if your still looking as ive just converted my skyway coasters to freecoaster...
can pm you some piccy if you likey ;)
-
i have the parts you need if your still looking as ive just converted my skyway coasters to freecoaster...
can pm you some piccy if you likey ;)
PM'd... :daumenhoch: