How The Revolutionary New Planetary Freecoaster Internals Work!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Assembling the Planetary Freecoaster without a hub shell in an attempt to understand how it works!
This hub could change BMX freecoaster hubs FOREVER!
The internals of the Planetary Freecoaster from Free Night are similar to hubs weve seen before, but have one giant difference; planetary gearing.
This allows the hub to be a cassette when moving forward, then immediately go into freecoaster mode with NO disengagement.
This is completely unlike and other freecoaster hub available.
Here are other videos about this hub:
First Look Internals - • Inside The Game Changi...
First Impressions - • The Revolutionary Plan...
Testing - • Q&A - Revolutionary Ne...
Comparing To Other Coasters - • Planetary Vs. Z-Coaste...
How Its Different - • How The Revolutionary ...
Internals After 1 Month - • Planetary Freecoaster ...
Plantary Freecoaster - www.freenightb...
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I love this type of shit, I’ve always geeked out on bmx tech
Definitely an interesting design! Cool to see what’s inside.
you should just rename your channel to "How the Revolutionary, Amazing, Great, Game changing, New Planetary Freecoaster works?"
Good idea!
You really like this hub don't you? Haha
It’s been very good to me, both on the bike and on TH-cam
Cool man, good video! Just one comment - I prefer to insert the inner spacer into the clutch parts and join them together before sliding it on the axle.
Yes definitely, I hadn’t figured that out yet when filming this. It’s still so magical to think about how this works
Next video: Brant proposes to the Planetary Free Coaster and they live happily ever after ❤️ 🤣 nah jus playin' keep enlightening us with the tech yo
Already did and we already are!😘
@Brant_Moore When the pawls are engaged (pressed outward) by the 'triangle thingy', how are they able to then be pressed down (towards the axle) as each of the teeth in the hub shell pass over them? Isn't the 'triangle thingy' still under the pawls, lifting them up? That's the only question I had that didn't get answered. Great explaination and breakdown! 🤘
As soon as the wheel starts turning the other way the triangle/cam (just learned that name for it) rotates the opposite direction and the pawls fall
@@Brant_Moore I may not have described it well. When you're rolling forward, the cam is engaging the pawls, and you're 'cassetting'. The pawls are being lifted by the cam, but also riding over and snapping into the teeth in the hub shell. How do they move over the teeth in the hub shell if they are also being held out by the cam? I'd think the pawls wouldn't be able to move with the cam underneath them.
Appreciate the response! 🤘
That’s an interesting thought and I’m not sure!
I’ll have to take it apart and see what I see
@@Brant_Moore curious to learn with you!
I like how the subtitles say "freak Coster" coaster*
Hey Brant, I want to get in touch with you. I have not been on FB or IG in over a year. Not sure if I can message you here on TH-cam, but from one Midwest rider to another I gotta say it's always great to meet new riders fairly sort of nearby, etc.
I see you appreciate the tech in bmx along with all aspect of different styles of riding. Let's chat, meet, ride. I don't mind putting my email here on the comment board if that works.
Instagram is the best way man. You can send a direct message on there and I’ll get to it way faster than email or Facebook. And my Instagram name is the same as my TH-cam name
I’m have to get it to try it out until I try it idk if I’m like it
Let me know what you think!
The only thing that I still don't understand now is the clutch system itself.
It’s so hard to wrap my head around it idk if I’ll ever understand it! I’ll just call it magic
@@Brant_Moore Sounds like a good plan.
I watched some videos on how planetary gears work but the most helpful was just a simple animation of what happens when certain parts get stopped and then relating those to parts of the hub in my head. The video I saw that was just the simple animation was just called "Planetary Gear Set" on the channel
PelletierPhysics. I think I get it now.
as every other freecoaster works, it's friction. there is a part in every coaster that uses friction to find the difference between coasting with the pedal flat and engaging with the pedals moving.
you can feel this by just coasting and pedaling forward and backwards without really putting pressure. you will feel the moment it engages when you pressure forwards goes above the pressure the friction device does.
in "normal" freecoasters this friction is done by springs (either a spring around a axle, or springs pushing balls against the shell, or springs pushing something else against the shell)
in this one they use a planetary gear set against what i assume will be a slip ring.
a freecoaster "brakes" when this friction thing doesn't have enough friction anymore thus becoming unreliable.
this is a very cool design, but i just wonder how long the slip ring will keep doing his work.
the main good thing about this design is that there is no sideways force inside the coaster. that is where most coasters brake fro landing a hard fakie and engaging. the clutch pushes sideways in the shell and something has to give.
even with this being a total different design, it goes back to the idea of the KHE rolex freecoaster. that thing was very good, until they put it in production and can't get the tolerance stuff like this needs.
if they could make this with a 20mm hollow axle and 14mm bolds they could have a winner. this would also means they have to use a bigger shell. i also think it would be good to use thin longer gears for the planetary system, and thus a wider slip ring.
for your info, i've never seen this, so this is just based on my speculations of how i think it works.
@@pieterpossenier4191 That makes sense.
I want to get one or a BSD but not being a female axle is just weird to me. Maybe I’m weird but the male axles like these are just look old to me like something off my 1997 Morales BTS 🤒 I am hella interested in checking one out though
Believe it or not the hollow axel is stronger than a solid axel that's why bones are hollow it makes them stronger
I’ve never broken a solid chromoly axle. I’ve broken 5 or 6 hollow chromoly axles. They say it’s stronger, but I’ll never believe it based on my experience with them
so I'm sold on this hub but my important question is does it come in LHD?
Yep it does
😍
Why not a solid axle with just the end hallowed for Allen wrench
I like your ram horns as your hair...lol bbbhhheee
Thanks babe
If you think that's cool. Which is not,no offense. But off-road trans-axles are practically the same gearing if not better and beefie
😎 👍
You need to move up to cars, boooooyy!!!😎 It's like you want to hold on to adolescent years but you need room for your life upgrade!!!
Because some random person on the internet said so right?!
Hahaha Imagine feeling like your opinion is SO important that you go around telling other people to move on from something that brings them real happiness…
@@Brant_Moore all I'm saying is eVOLVE!!!!👍
Why not use a solid axle with just the end hallowed out just enough for a Allen wrench to fit? Or just a solid axle with a hole through it at the end so you can put a tool through it to either tighten or loosen your jam nut.
I regret buying my current hub!
It’s too bad resale value of BMX parts is so low!
@Brant_Moore idk where you buy secondhand bmx goods. These days 90% of eBay and CL sellers want almost full price for parts!
I can't get over that 1972 housewife haircut.
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