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March 31, 2011 at 10:51 pm in reply to: Please help , I cant idenify this frame I purchased, some bike shops are saying its not a homegrown, any help would be great! #3145
grambo
MemberWow, good eye, bikeric… I think you may be right!
October 29, 2010 at 6:34 pm in reply to: Sticky-CTB’s excellent write-up on rear disc adapters for the 4 Banger #2938grambo
MemberOldschool559,
Your adapter looks very nicely made. Much nicer than the A2Z part. But like bikeric said, it would probably not work on our frames if a 180mm rotor is needed.
Yes, the woodman worked very well. Easy to bolt up, align, etc.
grambo
MemberReplace the swingarm. Been there, done that. 🙁
October 28, 2010 at 6:57 pm in reply to: Sticky-CTB’s excellent write-up on rear disc adapters for the 4 Banger #2933grambo
MemberThe A2Z adapter is absolute garbage, in my opinion.
If you can still find one, the Woodman “VRX Adapter” is a much better part for this than the A2Z adapter. It is much more precisely made (machined aluminum instead of stamped steel), and does not require a larger rotor. I paid about $30 for mine in 2006.
Here is a photo of the woodman adapter. I will try to remember to take a photo of my rear brake setup and post it here.
grambo
MemberI noticed that my 1996 GT Zaskar LE uses the same type of clamp (but a different size).
Does anyone know who made these? Or is it just a Schwinn/GT part?
Thanks,
Graham
grambo
MemberEaston also made the CT-2 post in 26.8.
grambo
MemberI think fox sold a trunion mount shock for a while that would fit… but that was years ago…
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