Renegade CycleKarts Rear Hubs- Updated Versions

In this video we discuss the available rear hub options that are available for your CycleKart wheels. I found that of the 6 OEM Honda rims I have, only 2 fit perfectly. The others will require a bit of clearance to fit. Renegade designed these hubs to fit the new wheels available from [e-mail]
Other new wheels from Thailand and or Taiwan, may be slightly different. Talk to Mark before you order you wheels and or order the hubs.
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[@fireh8r]

Thanks for the updated video Steve ! I chatted with Mark and have his first Generation hubs and soon will have these updated ones.
I agree, Mark ( Renegade ) has helped with the Cyclekart scene with not only products to help build, but QUALITY products. I have no problem giving my $$ to a business that does quality work with amazing customer service !!
Kudos to both Steve and Mark ! Steve for bringing the CycleKart ADDICTION to mainstream and Mark for a supplying the goods.

[@stevevinson6030]

Mark is a super great guy and he is dedicated to making parts that just plain work.

[@renegadecyclekarts]

Thanks Steve, we appreciate it!

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks again Mark for making such great parts for our little hobby.

[@davidcrumpler5714]

Thanks for all you guys are doing. I’m still going to build one and thanks to you veteran builders, it’s getting easier.

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks for watching.

[@charliespann3967]

I'm enjoying your video's. One of the best things I see is a young man in there building and not a 4 1/2" grinder machinest. He's accultey using saws and sanders and cutters. Awesome work.

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks for watching

[@ronhewett8164]

Just received this setup from the folks at Renegade. Excellent craftsmanship and solid customer service. Watch this video for installation tips! #Renegadecycelrocks

[@stevevinson6030]

Thanks for that!

[@domenicozagari2443]

If the hubs are a bit too big put them on a vertical drill and grind a bit off.

[@stevevinson6030]

Home made milling machine, I like it.

[@Sullie8]

Nice job Steve Vinson, very informative.

[@stevevinson6030]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kermitthefrog6363]

Thanks once again Steve!

[@stevevinson6030]

You bet!

[@jerrydempsey3490]

Great information. Thanks. 👍

[@stevevinson6030]

Glad it was helpful!

[@timkern9563]

What is the bolt circle diameter for the four 5/16" holes? Thanks for the great videos!

[@nynut518]

was wondering if you think i could take the rear axel and tires and use it like a trike kit on a 250cc scooter i want to build something like a trunk trike basically hang the wheels back 2 feet behind the rear wheel and attach the side rails to the side rails of my scooter ? i could just get a trike kit but the car wheels are a lot heavier then the wheels on the kart can they handle 65 mph ?

[@stevevinson6030]

the wheels we use are motorcycle wheels, so they should be good for highway speeds. Although that sounds pretty fast for this type of technology.

[@tandr3w]

Has anyone used the drum brake that is incorporated in the wheel?
I would love to see a usable knockoff wheel mod.

[@stevevinson6030]

Not that I have seen, but that would be cool

[@boxcarthehusky420]

Could you use bigger motorcycle wheels like the aftermarket ones for baggers?
I'm designing a steam car based on the cyclekart concept and large diameter wheels are needed even if they're expensive

[@stevevinson6030]

yes, you just have to come up with a method to attach them to the axles.

[@funnerthanbefore4947]

Are the wheels that are commonly used, are they front or rear wheels from the motorcycle?

[@stevevinson6030]

Yes we use 2 fronts and 2 rears from the Honda CT90 or similar.

[@billschram2954]

Hi Steven I live in Ontario Canada we can not find the Honda wheels over here can you tell me where we can get them thanks bill

[@kermitthefrog6363]

Hey Bill ...Ebay has them new (made in Thailand) and are really the best way to go

[@stevevinson6030]

Some vendors may ship to Canada, I would try to find original old wheels if I were you. there has to be motorcycle recycle yard somewhere near you.

[@billschram2954]

@@kermitthefrog6363 thanks for information on ebay will give them a try bill

[@danielarroyo2659]

WHAT THICKNES IS THE FRAME TUBING AND WHERE DO YOU FIND IT. THANKS

[@stevevinson6030]

The cyclekart frame is 1x3 rectangle .060 thickness

[@stevevinson6030]

Found at a local metal supplier here in Phoenix

[@baronbristow8764]

Unfortunately they do post outside the states.

[@kermitthefrog6363]

I tried too and they did not even respond to my email...a bit disappointing ...

[@stevevinson6030]

International shipping is always a challenge. Depending on where you are located, perhaps you can organize a group purchase? Shipping more parts, may lower the cost for all?

[@baronbristow8764]

@@stevevinson6030 agreed - I’m in Australia so would need to use a third party mailing service. I just made do with what I could get here. It’s part of the challenge I suppose.