MonoXIde

[champx]

hello guys!

Now that the limo-boardtracker is finished, I'm starting a new project,
the monoxide:

single-sided front and rear
I'll take a framework like this:

I cut the back wheel carrier just to make one half as strong
I will keep the head tube and re-arm with integrated brake drum

homemade eccentric adjustable pedals like this:


aluminum handlebar with integrated speedometer and lights
homemade hubs machined to pass a solid axis

the shape of the framework is not yet defined
but I'll show you a picture when I have the idea lol


for wait, here is the machining of rear hub:

 

[dash]

holy awesome !! what size Axel will you use?

 

[champx]

hello

i will use 0.59 inch axel (15mm)

there some pictures:

the rear hub (not finish)








pieces of eccentric crank:

 

[champx]

The rear hub is finished, I still have the paint to do and has put the screws back pinion bearing




the crank is soon finished











tomorrow I'll start the arm back

 

[champx]

my goal is to make a bike for every day that makes less than 26 lbs (12kg)

 

[user 135]

Amazing build on just the parts, Can't wait to see the bike.

 

[champx]

thanks!

I do not know yet what it will look like but it will be original!
:lol:

g ** gle translation is too ill to properly explain my idea

picture speaks for itself

Tomorrow I present the party who will hold the rear wheel

 

[nick_ish]

Thats a pritty cool idea *subs* good luck!

 

[dash]

cant wait to see this one done ! if you ever plan on making and selling the hubs ill take 2

 

[champx]

dash
that any machinist can do that!

correspondence of American and French size could embarrass you in your editing ....

it is better that you make do with the bearings you have chosen

if you want I will put the plans in French size so you can get it done



the back part is going well!
I used the technique of "Fireproof"* top bar openning






and I found the wheel axel



ps:* viewtopic.php?f=21&t=33022&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=45

 

[champx]

with the rim and the bottom bracket that goes above









I still have to find a disc brake and adapt it to finish the back part

Next week I start the rest of the frame

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Awesome concept. I like it.

 

[champx]

here is the framework


The rear wheel is mounted:


it just goes too .... I will enlarge the passage! :


an overview:

 

[nick_ish]

thats a tad to snug :shock:

 

[outskirtscustoms]

thats a tad to snug :shock:

Naw that just cleans the tire for maximum traction.... :mrgreen:

 

[champx]

thats a tad to snug :shock:

Naw that just cleans the tire for maximum traction.... :mrgreen:

:lol:

 

[nick_ish]

thats a tad to snug :shock:

Naw that just cleans the tire for maximum traction.... :mrgreen:

LOL :lol: :wink:

so are you going to use lower profile triers? or grind out some space for a little less "traction" :lol:

 

[champx]

thats a tad to snug :shock:

Naw that just cleans the tire for maximum traction.... :mrgreen:

LOL :lol: :wink:

so are you going to use lower profile triers? or grind out some space for a little less "traction" :lol:

i'm going to use lower profile tire hutchinson top slick 26x1.00 (on picture, there is 26x1.20 for test) and i'll grind a little space but I want to stay close to the wheel :mrgreen:

 

[nick_ish]

Hehe cool

 

[champx]

here is the design of the frame


Here the frame


openings


I am in alignment (the hardest) and after I finished all the welds