Reply to "Fixing a broken tang"

jimgerweckMember

During a recent measurement, I found that the tang bent when I backtracked during an overshoot. Riding forward there was no issue, but every time I went backwards, the drive gear seemed to bind and bend the tang. Fortunately I had brought along an older model JO counter and used that for the remainder of the ride.

Interestingly, another rider accompanied me on part of the ride and his tang broke completely before he'd even made it to the calibration course; he fixed it by drilling a small hole through the drive gear then wiring it to the spokes.

I guess I need a new chassis; how do I get one and how much?

9/5/137:14 AM

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