Crikey! That's excellent value compared with a son.
If they'd been available 5 years ago I'd tell you what they were like running forwards and backwards

[XAP]Bob wrote:it *might*
If you know which bits have a tendency to unravel then a spot of loctite would likely do the job nicely.
Brucey would probably know which bits tend to go pear shaped when run backwards..
Brucey wrote:[XAP]Bob wrote:it *might*
If you know which bits have a tendency to unravel then a spot of loctite would likely do the job nicely.
Brucey would probably know which bits tend to go pear shaped when run backwards..
IIRC the generator part screws into the hubshell (SA sell a special wrench for this, but any full-hex with no counterbore ought to work) and it may precess out if the hub is used the wrong way round. I agree some Loctite on the screw threads wouldn't go amiss; worst case is that you would need a little heat before unscrewing the generator later on.
cheers
grani wrote:Will ICE build it with whatever rim you want?