Wooooooo look at them green ones. might have to get some of them.i use metal ones as one of my gx wheels exploded lol
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i dont think Hubs are covered in any warranty ?dont bother say it is a heap of shit and you dont want it but if you have warranty why is he charging you anyway ?
my bars are 800mm
Yeah noticed @BAMBAMODA sharing via GoPro and finally figured out how lol. I won't use it as a main as my kids and family watch my YouTube but at least I can include my non kid / family friendly rants / Audio if needed on a GoPro upload nowOdd, I never think about sharing from GoPro, would save a lot of hastle
That looked a lot of fun.Beast of a Down, Extremely Gnarly. Camera really doesn't show it. Scary as *#*# in parts lol.
Can't seem to get the thumbnail to work on here lol. Having loads of issues with images on the web forum. I used to just use Tapatalk to do everything but the new servers are not compatible with Tapatalk so can't use TT anymore for EMTB.well its there in 4k if thats what you were testing?
Hi, Yes you can remove the crank. I had to put a bit of effort into the initial removal using a crank extractor but once loose the arms will just slide off, as for the lock nut I didn't have a tool that size so I had to use a large wrench grip to undo ( REMEMBER ITS REVERSE THREAD ).Hey @Slymobi , did you manage to get the cranks off ok after and is it an easy process? And any special tools required?
I have a Hardnine 7 but has the same motor and so same cranks etc as yours (square tapered bracket) and for some reason, when I washed the bike thoroughly one day, my crank arms developed a creak when standing or pushing down hard. Tried everything and people telling me it was the seat post, seat/saddle, pedals, everything you can think of. Even went to a bike shop to be looked at and they couldn’t do anything.
One day I sprayed some Muc Off lubricant on the bracket/crank where they attach. Lo and behold, no more creaks!!
So I’m wondering if I can take the cranks off, clean it all and then grease the hell out of them as I imagine it’s something like that!?
I washed it again the other day and now I have a slight creak again! It’s only done 200 miles and owned it less than a month, but the shop I purchased from is 2 hour drive away and I don’t drive haha!
I have a bottom bracket tool that I used to remove my old bike’s powerspline bracket and I replaced it with a threaded SRAM bracket. But I have no idea about these. Also noticed the big nut which is going to need some kind of wrench or adjustable spanner to undo?
Thanks
That’s great, thank you for the reply!!Hi, Yes you can remove the crank. I had to put a bit of effort into the initial removal using a crank extractor but once loose the arms will just slide off, as for the lock nut I didn't have a tool that size so I had to use a large wrench grip to undo ( REMEMBER ITS REVERSE THREAD ).
The BB is integrated into the motor so I've never messed with it tbh.
The chainring was on super tight but eventually managed to wiggle it free to then fit a new chainring ( kmc Bosch gen 4 direct mount ) but be cautious as I have heard that it didn't fit onto another exact same bike as mine !! Yet it fits perfectly on mine.
It's unclear why a Bosch chainring is fitting onto my Yamaha motor and I was unable to source the original Miranda chainring. I've used 2 of the KMC chainrings now without issue.
Once all off, yep give a good bath in grease lol, the chainring will have a sealing washer between the motor bearing and itself so remember to give that a clean and grease behind it too.
Good luck
I bought this recently for less than £19. Very impressed with it so far!Bike lights have been a nemesis so thought I would try something different and stick a torch on the bars instead lol...
Better than any previous lights I've had and in all honesty it's pretty good. The video footage doesn't really pick up the full spectrum of view I get from this light and it's definitely not the best you can get but for £15 it will do me just fine for the minimal use it will get.
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