SRAM DD push rod
- Thread starter Vargas
- Start date
Bike Friday maybe?
Bike Friday uses the dual drive on a number of their bikes. I didn't see the push rod listed on their web site, but you might try contacting them. I've found them very friendly and helpful whenever I've dealt with them (but then I was always talking to them about a bike I bought from them, so YMMV).
Bike Friday uses the dual drive on a number of their bikes. I didn't see the push rod listed on their web site, but you might try contacting them. I've found them very friendly and helpful whenever I've dealt with them (but then I was always talking to them about a bike I bought from them, so YMMV).
1happyreader
zen/child method
Any news I missed from SRAM ??
Any hard news... my imagination runs wild.
Shortage ??? End of product life ???
All the dual drive pushrod I had bookmarked seem to have dried up ??
amazon -- Currently unavailable
treefortbikes.com - Item is discontinued and is no longer available
universalcycles.com - Notify When in Stock
aebike.com - This product is no longer available for sale. The last date it was available was 4/26/2014.
Any hard news... my imagination runs wild.
Shortage ??? End of product life ???
All the dual drive pushrod I had bookmarked seem to have dried up ??
amazon -- Currently unavailable
treefortbikes.com - Item is discontinued and is no longer available
universalcycles.com - Notify When in Stock
aebike.com - This product is no longer available for sale. The last date it was available was 4/26/2014.
billyk
Guru
Bike Friday used to carry these .... else Aaron's
I got a replacement from Bike Friday a couple of years ago. At the time they were easily ordered from their web store page, but they're not there now. They do sell the clickbox and cover, so maybe ... It would be worth calling them.
Otherwise, try Aaron's in West Seattle: http://www.rideyourbike.com/internalgears.shtml
Aaron's Bicycle Repair, Inc.
9988 15th Avenue SW, Suite E
Seattle, WA 98146
aaron@rideyourbike.com
(206) 938-9795
I got a replacement from Bike Friday a couple of years ago. At the time they were easily ordered from their web store page, but they're not there now. They do sell the clickbox and cover, so maybe ... It would be worth calling them.
Otherwise, try Aaron's in West Seattle: http://www.rideyourbike.com/internalgears.shtml
Aaron's Bicycle Repair, Inc.
9988 15th Avenue SW, Suite E
Seattle, WA 98146
aaron@rideyourbike.com
(206) 938-9795
billyk
Guru
Or maybe you can straighten it?
I bent mine in the course of trying to put the bike on a riding stand. Before the replacement arrived from Bike Friday (see above), I carefully straightened the rod (soft aluminum) and found it worked well enough. Unless the threads are stripped or the rod's actually broken, that might be the ticket.
BK
I bent mine in the course of trying to put the bike on a riding stand. Before the replacement arrived from Bike Friday (see above), I carefully straightened the rod (soft aluminum) and found it worked well enough. Unless the threads are stripped or the rod's actually broken, that might be the ticket.
BK
Vargas
Well-Known Member
No, I didn't break or bend
No, I didn't break or bend it...yet.
But I am sure someday it will happen and I don't want to put the hub aside because of a missing spare push rod. I have already bought a spare clickbox.
I wrote BikeFriday but they didn't reply yet.
Just sent a message to Aaron.
Maybe having one made at a mechanic shop might also be an option.
Thanks!
No, I didn't break or bend it...yet.
But I am sure someday it will happen and I don't want to put the hub aside because of a missing spare push rod. I have already bought a spare clickbox.
I wrote BikeFriday but they didn't reply yet.
Just sent a message to Aaron.
Maybe having one made at a mechanic shop might also be an option.
Thanks!
