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#5056 From: John Gear <gearjm@...>
Date: Thu Jul 2, 2009 6:09 pm
Subject: Follow up: Front tube diameter?
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Also, a followup:  has anyone put a disk brake on the front wheel of a
V1 Freerider? Problems, issues, tips?


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I'm getting an electric assist motor for my sport utility cruzbike and
the company (ecospeed.com of Portland, Oregon) needs to know the outer
diameter of the front "downtube" on my V1. Freerider (the tube that
runs from the crank/bottom bracket to the actual front wheel downtube,
and that has the adjustment on the rider's side of the handlebar
post). I don't have any calipers handy and it occurred to me that
this should be a stock answer.

So, if you know the answer -- the outer diameter of that tube on the
crank side of the handlebar post, please advise. The company says I
need it accurate to a millimeter.

Thanks!
John Gear





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#5057 From: Jon Bendtsen <bendtsen@...>
Date: Thu Jul 2, 2009 8:32 pm
Subject: Re: Follow up: Front tube diameter? [1 Attachment]
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I have it on a v2 freerider, and i had to get a rear caliper. It works
fine, i have a 203 mm disc on a Rohloff.



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On 02/07/2009, at 20.09, John Gear wrote:

> [Attachment(s) from John Gear included below]
>
> Also, a followup: has anyone put a disk brake on the front wheel of a
> V1 Freerider? Problems, issues, tips?
>
> =======================
>
> I'm getting an electric assist motor for my sport utility cruzbike and
> the company (ecospeed.com of Portland, Oregon) needs to know the outer
> diameter of the front "downtube" on my V1. Freerider (the tube that
> runs from the crank/bottom bracket to the actual front wheel downtube,
> and that has the adjustment on the rider's side of the handlebar
> post). I don't have any calipers handy and it occurred to me that
> this should be a stock answer.
>
> So, if you know the answer -- the outer diameter of that tube on the
> crank side of the handlebar post, please advise. The company says I
> need it accurate to a millimeter.
>
> Thanks!
> John Gear
>
>
>
>
>




#5058 From: Douglas Burton <hardtailcruzer@...>
Date: Thu Jul 2, 2009 9:51 pm
Subject: Re: Follow up: Front tube diameter? [1 Attachment]
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Hi John,
 
At the bottom it's 34.9 mm. Further up it swages to 31.8mm.
 
You can see my Sofrider V1 Prototype with disc brakes here:
 
 
Cheers,
 
Doug
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--- On Thu, 7/2/09, John Gear <gearjm@...> wrote:

From: John Gear <gearjm@...>
Subject: [Cruzbike] Follow up: Front tube diameter? [1 Attachment]
To: cruzbike@yahoogroups.com
Cc: "Cruzbike" <sales@...>
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 2:09 PM

Also, a followup: has anyone put a disk brake on the front wheel of a
V1 Freerider? Problems, issues, tips?

============ ========= ==

I'm getting an electric assist motor for my sport utility cruzbike and
the company (ecospeed.com of Portland, Oregon) needs to know the outer
diameter of the front "downtube" on my V1. Freerider (the tube that
runs from the crank/bottom bracket to the actual front wheel downtube,
and that has the adjustment on the rider's side of the handlebar
post). I don't have any calipers handy and it occurred to me that
this should be a stock answer.

So, if you know the answer -- the outer diameter of that tube on the
crank side of the handlebar post, please advise. The company says I
need it accurate to a millimeter.

Thanks!
John Gear




 
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