Good to see you again brother yes indeed I like them hub adapters wish they had a rough surface so they would grab the hubs better just my opinion ride safe brother
I 100% understand what you're saying. That's why I made this video, this Hub Mount fits like it's supposed to, clamps the wheel hub nice & tight, doesn't slip on the wheel, sprocket bolt's stay tight & fits the standard sprocket. I've used a lot of them before I made this video, so I was sure they were good before I shared, I always try to make sure things work properly before I share with others.. If you ever decide to try another Hub Mount, this is the one to get, you won't be disappointed. 👍🚴♂🚴♂
Thanks for your reply.. 🙏 If you like the rag joint over an Aluminum Hub Mount, I say keep doing what works for you.👍I used to use them myself, I heard all the stories of people buying them off of Amazon & other places & them slipping & working loose & what not. So I thought I'd buy a handful of them from different places & most of them didn't fit properly or needed shimmed (which really is not a good idea) Then I ran across this particular company & they fit perfectly ever time, never slip & the sprocket bolts never work loose &they fit the standard sprocket. I've used a lot of them & have had nothing, but good things said about them. So if you ever want to give one another chance these are good & you won't be disappointed. I've got over 10,000 Miles on one of my bikes & never had a problem yet & it's still going.. 🚴♂🚴♂
I bought the 6 bolt version of that hub adapter it works great i don't think I've touched it since I put it on and that wheel is on it's second bike and still holding strong
I'm glad to here that 😁😁When you find a good brand of these Hub Mounts that work they are maintenance free. I too have never had a problem with the hub or chain.. 👍👍The bike even rides smoother with the flow of the drive chain.. 🙏🙏 Thanks for your reply.🚴♂🚴♂
Spring is about here. Must be cruising wx. I read that the Pillsbury group got another 1.5Mil and have enough now to demolish everything but the silos.
I heard about that too.. Guess I'm going to have to go take their little tour they are giving starting in April before it's all gone. I was lucky back in the day that I got to go in there because my cousin & some friends worked there when it was still Pillsbury.
Did I ever tell you about the videos here on You Tube..? There is one by some of those urban X type people that went through the whole thing pretty much as is sits before all this clean up business started.. A couple young guys made it & one of them went up on that water tower & climbed on top of it & stood.. 😲😲NO WAY..!!! I would have done that.. If you're interested I can see if I can find it again & send you the link.. It is pretty good. 👍👍
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes Sure, if you find it I'll take a look. I see that the Northfield Flea is back open. If you pass through say hi to the "lawn mower man" for me.
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes Thanks for the link. I have found several but not that one. Those fast camera movements are vertigo inducing. I think that's the first time to see the top of the silos.
Thanks for the compliment.. 🙏If you are tired of pedaling then these bikes are your most cost-effective way of getting around. My best advice on having a trouble-free reliable experience with these bikes is to leave them stock & not build them for speed. Bikes were not designed to be ridden 30 + mph. riding them at high speed just kills the wheel bearings & will have you buying new rear wheels more than you need to & it gets costly after awhile. I'm a stock bike rider myself & I have over 15,000 trouble free miles on mine & I never have any problems out on the rode because I ride it like it was intended. My second piece of advice is don't buy a used one, in all my years of building & selling new ones, most people that are selling their bikes know there is something going wrong with it & they are usually trying to get a few bucks out of them so they can put that money towards getting themselves a new one. If they use the phrase ( All it needs to run again is.!!!) That's a Hugh RedFlag..!! Nobody parks or sells their bike over a $4.00 part. I hope some of this advice helps... 🙏🙏 In closing, go ahead & get one because they are fun to ride, inexpensive to operate & you get about 40 miles per tank of fuel so you can get some errands done a lot faster than pedaling everywhere you go. Good luck & enjoy.. 🚴♂🚴♂
Never had rag joint problems. What I had problems with was one of these mounts. Damn thing kept slipping and the screws that hold the sprocket kept going loose. The slippage might have something to do with the fact that the adapter was just slightly larger in interior diameter than the hub, so I had to shim it. They can be good if done right.
I completely understand what you're saying about most Hub Mounts, that's why I made this video & showed everyone where I get them from, everyone one these that I have ever used fit the hub properly & never slip & the sprocket bolts never loosen up from riding. I too have had them from other companies & they never clamped down on the hub properly & I've been through a ton of them & I finally found one that fits every time. If you ever decide to give one another chance get on from these people & you wont be disappointed.. Thanks for your reply.. 👍
I've tried everything to share the link for this Hub Adapter for some reason it's not working. 🤦♂🤦♂Go to E-Bay & type in 80cc motorized bicycle hub adapter use stock hole China /Chinese Sprocket. The seller is TKO Motto. If you can get to that seller, that's the sprocket you need, it fits properly & never slips.. It fits a coaster brake rear hub. If that for some reason doesn't get you there let me know..
Good to see you again brother yes indeed I like them hub adapters wish they had a rough surface so they would grab the hubs better just my opinion ride safe brother
I 100% understand what you're saying. That's why I made this video, this Hub Mount fits like it's supposed to, clamps the wheel hub nice & tight, doesn't slip on the wheel, sprocket bolt's stay tight & fits the standard sprocket. I've used a lot of them before I made this video, so I was sure they were good before I shared, I always try to make sure things work properly before I share with others.. If you ever decide to try another Hub Mount, this is the one to get, you won't be disappointed. 👍🚴♂🚴♂
After building several bikes and servicing more, I have never had problems with a properly installed rag joint!
Thanks for your reply.. 🙏 If you like the rag joint over an Aluminum Hub Mount, I say keep doing what works for you.👍I used to use them myself, I heard all the stories of people buying them off of Amazon & other places & them slipping & working loose & what not. So I thought I'd buy a handful of them from different places & most of them didn't fit properly or needed shimmed (which really is not a good idea) Then I ran across this particular company & they fit perfectly ever time, never slip & the sprocket bolts never work loose &they fit the standard sprocket. I've used a lot of them & have had nothing, but good things said about them. So if you ever want to give one another chance these are good & you won't be disappointed. I've got over 10,000 Miles on one of my bikes & never had a problem yet & it's still going.. 🚴♂🚴♂
I bought the 6 bolt version of that hub adapter it works great i don't think I've touched it since I put it on and that wheel is on it's second bike and still holding strong
I'm glad to here that 😁😁When you find a good brand of these Hub Mounts that work they are maintenance free. I too have never had a problem with the hub or chain.. 👍👍The bike even rides smoother with the flow of the drive chain.. 🙏🙏 Thanks for your reply.🚴♂🚴♂
Spring is about here. Must be cruising wx. I read that the Pillsbury group got another 1.5Mil and have enough now to demolish everything but the silos.
I heard about that too.. Guess I'm going to have to go take their little tour they are giving starting in April before it's all gone. I was lucky back in the day that I got to go in there because my cousin & some friends worked there when it was still Pillsbury.
Did I ever tell you about the videos here on You Tube..? There is one by some of those urban X type people that went through the whole thing pretty much as is sits before all this clean up business started.. A couple young guys made it & one of them went up on that water tower & climbed on top of it & stood.. 😲😲NO WAY..!!! I would have done that.. If you're interested I can see if I can find it again & send you the link.. It is pretty good. 👍👍
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes Sure, if you find it I'll take a look. I see that the Northfield Flea is back open. If you pass through say hi to the "lawn mower man" for me.
@@martyaz Here's the link to that Pillsbury Video.. th-cam.com/video/_NPDH674pZ0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XIsRPXFpzz-N2bHc
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes Thanks for the link. I have found several but not that one. Those fast camera movements are vertigo inducing. I think that's the first time to see the top of the silos.
I’m looking into buying a bike and motor but I first need to know what I’m getting into. You are a great teacher thanks
Thanks for the compliment.. 🙏If you are tired of pedaling then these bikes are your most cost-effective way of getting around. My best advice on having a trouble-free reliable experience with these bikes is to leave them stock & not build them for speed. Bikes were not designed to be ridden 30 + mph. riding them at high speed just kills the wheel bearings & will have you buying new rear wheels more than you need to & it gets costly after awhile. I'm a stock bike rider myself & I have over 15,000 trouble free miles on mine & I never have any problems out on the rode because I ride it like it was intended. My second piece of advice is don't buy a used one, in all my years of building & selling new ones, most people that are selling their bikes know there is something going wrong with it & they are usually trying to get a few bucks out of them so they can put that money towards getting themselves a new one. If they use the phrase ( All it needs to run again is.!!!) That's a Hugh RedFlag..!! Nobody parks or sells their bike over a $4.00 part. I hope some of this advice helps... 🙏🙏 In closing, go ahead & get one because they are fun to ride, inexpensive to operate & you get about 40 miles per tank of fuel so you can get some errands done a lot faster than pedaling everywhere you go. Good luck & enjoy.. 🚴♂🚴♂
P.S. If you scroll through my page I have some step by step videos to help you build it.. 👍👍
Never had rag joint problems. What I had problems with was one of these mounts. Damn thing kept slipping and the screws that hold the sprocket kept going loose. The slippage might have something to do with the fact that the adapter was just slightly larger in interior diameter than the hub, so I had to shim it. They can be good if done right.
I completely understand what you're saying about most Hub Mounts, that's why I made this video & showed everyone where I get them from, everyone one these that I have ever used fit the hub properly & never slip & the sprocket bolts never loosen up from riding. I too have had them from other companies & they never clamped down on the hub properly & I've been through a ton of them & I finally found one that fits every time. If you ever decide to give one another chance get on from these people & you wont be disappointed.. Thanks for your reply.. 👍
Will the hub adapter fit the 12g motorized bike wheel w 11:11 ith the six hole ??
I don't know the measurements of that particular wheel so I can't really tell you if it would work or not.. 🤷♂🤷♂
could u please post the link for that hub adapter I can't find it
I've tried everything to share the link for this Hub Adapter for some reason it's not working. 🤦♂🤦♂Go to E-Bay & type in 80cc motorized bicycle hub adapter use stock hole China /Chinese Sprocket. The seller is TKO Motto. If you can get to that seller, that's the sprocket you need, it fits properly & never slips.. It fits a coaster brake rear hub. If that for some reason doesn't get you there let me know..
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes ok i will brother
@@EcoTransGaspoweredBikes yeah im not finding it on ebay.....is there a way i can get ahold of u like email or something
That company is offline. The website no longer exists, is there an updated site or spot to order from as of July 2024?
I think they may have moved to E-Bay with a store there, I'll look into it & let you know.