Woodman disk brake conversion.
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Chopper the ex Copper
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He doesn't know anything about it. Looks IS, but without a tape measure...boxxer":18pa8wkk said:
Do you have the clamp for the torque arm? Would perk my interest up if you did.
Hi if from what i can remember they need an odd hub 130mm rings a bell with a piece between that and drop out.
But as the OP said he can knock up on his lathe.
Also for the torsion bar all you need is a motorsport shop or on net even flea bay that does rose joints and you can get hollow threaded tube to match or ask OP if he can instead of moaning as it would probably cost more anyway for bits plus these are rare items
But as the OP said he can knock up on his lathe.
Also for the torsion bar all you need is a motorsport shop or on net even flea bay that does rose joints and you can get hollow threaded tube to match or ask OP if he can instead of moaning as it would probably cost more anyway for bits plus these are rare items
Chopper1192":2ko4f17w said:
The torsion arm doesnt need a clamp although you can use a clamp if you remove the torsion arm completely and lash it to the non drive seatstay.
The hole at the end of the brace(shown) slips over the canti pivot on the frame,from there its just a simple bolt and washer to hold it in.
So now you know
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Woodman DISCO, they're still made, look em up.
ti_pin_man
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Had one on my ti bike for some time until I got a disk mount added, worked well. Used a standard hub and hope mono mini without issue although the length of the arm wasnt enough so a local guy made me a slightly longer one with the internal threading it needed. I think I have the parts for it and one of the hope ones somewhere.
