I am sorry, I am a software guy...do you mean the force perpendicular to
the shaft (that is the chain "pulling" on the shaft)?
What can I do for that other than mount the motor well and so the shaft
is in line with the swing arm and near the pivot? I plan on this much.
And it is a lighter bike being designed with lower gearing to try to
make it as conservative as possible.
jv
Seth Allen wrote:
watch out for radial load on the ETEK shaft.
Seth
On 7/27/07, *Johnathan Vail* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
I need a good source for a large rear sprocket for a Ninja 250,
chain and
a sprocket for an ETEK.
I had a link to a place that did custom rear sprockets but I can't
find it
now. I think I need at least 70 teeth in the rear and no more
than about
15 in front.
Thanks,
jv <-- Hells Amperes Motorcycle Club
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