looks good and yes they are the best type!
I'll have to check their prices with nuts and washers against the other bunch I found!
Thanks for looking mate!!!
looks good and yes they are the best type!
That'll give you plenty of spares - for at least a lifetime.Thought I was sorted.
Until I saw the minimum order quantity.
https://us.screwerk.com/en/shop/detail/stm/STM320801000E.html
At his (my, our) age it would be inequitable to pay for a lifetime supply of anythingThat'll give you plenty of spares - for at least a lifetime.
That is a cool upgrade... that I have added a "gear-change-us-interruptus" button on the trike and wired it in a tested it.
Now I can pause the electric motor while I change the chainring on the front derailleur.
Without it the changes are all too-fast and rather grindy/scrape-y and awful. This pausing of motor power allows me to do a slow & careful change while coasting a bit.That is a cool upgrade
I like this bike bits you do… I had a thought... that I have added a "gear-change-us-interruptus" button on the trike and wired it in a tested it.
Now I can pause the electric motor while I change the chainring on the front derailleur.
... that I have added a "gear-change-us-interruptus" button on the trike and wired it in a tested it.
Now I can pause the electric motor while I change the chainring on the front derailleur.
The motor is a Bafang Mid-drive, so if you are pedalling it kick's in. You need to pedal slow-ish to do smooth changes on the front mech, yes it has a freewheel...but if the motor kicks in it runs at 72RPM which is a bit fast.Neat idea, they works betterer if you unload the mech while shifting. Is there a freewheel on the motor or summink?
I always think that when I need 1 and there are 2 in the pack.At his (my, our) age it would be inequitable to pay for a lifetime supply of anything