This is brilliant I wondered could I use this principle to make an axle for my trials motor cycle and put disc brakes on it and machine a pair of trials bike rear wheels to fit those wheel hubs would it work I don’t want to pay for an expensive rear axle there so expensive please could yo advise my .i just want to make my montesa trials bike into a true it would be so cool please could you advise me cheers Larrysullivan in London
Aight...I have this exact same setup. My locker collar on the none hub side of the sprocket adapter isn't fitting for some reason. It hits the nuts from the hub side. Did you have any issues like that?
I don't understand how it can hit the nuts; the width of the hub places the collar around 1" outside where any of the hardware would install, and is a smaller diameter than the bolt circle. Any chance the hardware was installed from the wrong side?
REV J Don't think you could install the hardware the other way as the nuts will not fit on the hub locker for the sprocket. It's extremely weird. If I was able to attach pictures I'd be able to show and explain better. Yours looks like it fits perfectly with what you said about an inch. But my locker is flush with the bolt holes haha.
I have the same problem now... did you find the problem?? Or a solution?. I'm thinking about using some nylon lock nuts instead... might give me some room...
Islah Siddiqui if there’s no key in the wheel then it won’t spin with the axle. So yes, if there’s a key in only one wheel that’s the only wheel that will spin.
Best video on UA-cam thanks so much I can now build my trike
Good Video brother! I buy alot of things from BMI
thank you rev j.
Hay do you need lock collars on the sprocket hub ???? Not sure same kit .thanks
This is brilliant I wondered could I use this principle to make an axle for my trials motor cycle and put disc brakes on it and machine a pair of trials bike rear wheels to fit those wheel hubs would it work I don’t want to pay for an expensive rear axle there so expensive please could yo advise my .i just want to make my montesa trials bike into a true it would be so cool please could you advise me cheers Larrysullivan in London
I see you have the tire screwed to the hub but what goin keep the hub from sliding off that axle. Is there any set screws on the hub
D Smooth yea there is set screws
Aight...I have this exact same setup. My locker collar on the none hub side of the sprocket adapter isn't fitting for some reason. It hits the nuts from the hub side. Did you have any issues like that?
I don't understand how it can hit the nuts; the width of the hub places the collar around 1" outside where any of the hardware would install, and is a smaller diameter than the bolt circle. Any chance the hardware was installed from the wrong side?
REV J Don't think you could install the hardware the other way as the nuts will not fit on the hub locker for the sprocket. It's extremely weird. If I was able to attach pictures I'd be able to show and explain better. Yours looks like it fits perfectly with what you said about an inch. But my locker is flush with the bolt holes haha.
My email contact is in my channel bio if you wanna try and send a picture, up to you.
I have the same problem now... did you find the problem??
Or a solution?. I'm thinking about using some nylon lock nuts instead... might give me some room...
Do you have a discount code if we purchase and mention you?
Nope, I'm not affiliated with the company, just wanted to share my project.
Is the sproket is really close to the ground???
ya
so if you don't put a key on one wheel than it spins freely making it a one wheel drive?
Islah Siddiqui if there’s no key in the wheel then it won’t spin with the axle. So yes, if there’s a key in only one wheel that’s the only wheel that will spin.
@@DavidRodriguez-fn4yn thank you for the response. I conclude that it will be a free spinning wheel then.
Islah Siddiqui yes but that wheel could take damage since the actual wheels have no bearings
@@DavidRodriguez-fn4yn thank you sir, BMI Kart team has suggested an idler hub for such setup.
How to put a disc brake??
It would slide on the axle with all the other components. This setup is not currently using a rear disc brake.
How did you bolt on the wheels?
They bolt on the hubs.
Would this fit a gokart?
As far as I know, its basically the same as gokart stuff. I bought it from a karting store.
@@REVJHD perfect thanks!
300$?????
its a full axle kit with nice rims and racing slicks and you know everything is going to work together, i dont think thats a bad price
Lame