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BRACKET AT THE BOTTOM Basically, there is a tab (which is welded to the horizontal tube) Ok, now I understand your design. That looks promising. Why do you have such a long linear guide? As I can see, the movement should remain within an inch or so. You could also extend the bracket...

TILT MODEL tiltmaniac, there must be something missing. If I understand correctly there is no linkage between the shaft that supports the wheels and the frame. In the model shown, there is nothing to prevent the frame from sliding out of the linear guide. If you turn the system upside...

self-centering just to throw a possible solution in this discussion: replace that BB by a ROSTA element. http://www.rosta.ca/

TTrike what a brilliant solution!!!!

WHAT I WANT ALSO IS A NEW +1 same for me

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have you ever heard of these? https://www.facebook.com/turn3racing

transition to the Silvio is tough Sandy, I started on the Silvio 2.1 last spring (at age 69). After approx. 700 miles, I can tell you I'll never switch back to a DF. I have no problems riding with my DF buddies. If in a couple of years balance becomes an issue I'll buy a full suspended...

looks great! When do you looks great! When do you start production ;-) ?

Lane splitting Ivan, you are simply an incredible rider. Hope you get never squeezed like this

Fast rider Beautiful trail. You are a lucky guy. Due to the cold and snow here in Quebec, my Silvio is on the rollers for at least the next two month.

would be nice to have a clipped version. http://connectedcycle.com/

Nice conditions good weather for a ride on rollers in the basement. Windy @ 0 deg.F.

is this known in the Cruzbike community? https://www.spinlister.com/

Everyone has a different level of risk Agree. I learned to be very careful. My professional background is mechanical engineering in aerospace and public mass transportation (subway and commuter trains).

Larry, It's not that I'm Larry, It's not that I'm looking to kill your fun with the new V20. Just I wouldn't like to read something similar from your side as I read from Bob Pankratz in his ?''Broken but not Beaten''.

boom cut out Larry and Gary, excuse for my skepticism. The rather small wall thickness of the boom and the huge cut out with the stress raisers caused by the relatively sharp edges...... Sorry, but I wouldn't go on the road with this.

Larry, I'm afraid to see the Larry, I'm afraid to see the huge cut out you did in the boom. The cut out on the V2 boom is strongly reinforced by the plates welded on each side. The cut out you made weakens the boom so it might not get sufficiently clamped. This could result in sliding...

Torq measurements Could this unit be used to measure peddle input??