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Old 09-25-19, 01:35 PM
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Joel Dickman
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a big THANKS! to sch1943 for the mid-drive axles

Originally Posted by sch
Joel Dickman, contact me at sch1943atgmail This is a project I was planning to do ~sometime~
now I have a reason to start.


Followup: made two mid-drive axles and sent them to Joel for nominal cost. I can make more easily enough if any one needs one.
My old Rotator titanium Pursuit bike will soon be restored to original fully-geared glory thanks to the efforts of sch1943. If you have a problem with your Rotator bike, I would heartily suggest consulting him. He really knows his stuff, and is glad to help fellow cyclists.

Soon I will be able to crank down hills at warp speed again, instead of spinning out. Climbing will be easier too. The mid-drive gives you an extremely wide overall range of gears combined with very small incremental steps gear to gear. It sometimes feels like an automatic transmission.

It is a shame that Steve Delaire's Rotator Recumbents business did not survive the 2008 recession. He made great bikes (and fairings too).

Thanks again sch1943!

Safe riding,
Joel Dickman

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