[seismic]

I have had problems with the links Army links because they developed smal cracks. So, I got my own made...in steel :devil:

I hope the link works



steel links for army

 

[Horrendous Hack]

4130? T45?

Looks sweet though, not gonna brek them any time soon. Are they exact replicas or slightly different?

P.S whats Seismic hub's website?

 

[steve45]

interesting to say the least.
i take it they are a bit heavier than stock, not that thats a problem just interested to know.

how does that pinch bolt work? looks like its screwed directly against the adjuster???

unique. well if i ever crack my links i know who to talk to.

where did you crack the links anyway? around the adjuster?

 

[Jimmy_Pop]

where is a pic of the whole bike. looks kick ass! did you draw and machine those steel plates or what??? more please.....




seismic = no web site. Email here to buy hubs:
nathan@seismicusa.com

 

[kidwoo]

Originally posted by steve45

unique. well if i ever crack my links i know who to talk to.

where did you crack the links anyway? around the adjuster?

You most likely will notice cracks after a while but you don't need to replace them. It's no big deal. They will progress to a certain length and then stop forever. It happens at where the pinch bolts for the bearings are.

That is interesting how you designed the bolt to hit directly against the eccentric adjuster. Won't that gouge it?

 

[seismic]

no, it actually works ok ! Of course they get a minor mark from the bolt, but it holds up for big drops and no craks ( mine did not stop moving, so I HAD to do something)

The links are heavier than the standard, but for me that is ok, I run a heavy setup anyway. I have a friend designing bikes, he designed them together with me, - I think he did a nice job !:devil:

 

[kidwoo]

Originally posted by seismic
no, it actually works ok ! Of course they get a minor mark from the bolt, but it holds up for big drops and no craks ( mine did not stop moving, so I HAD to do something)

The links are heavier than the standard, but for me that is ok, I run a heavy setup anyway. I have a friend designing bikes, he designed them together with me, - I think he did a nice job !:devil:

Yeah it seems like once those things slip once it becomes a habit. Let us know how stiff they feel after a few rides. Looks good

 

[seismic]

Well, I have been riding them for a while and I think they are very stiff.

My the way, I just posted my bike on the board

 

[Brian HCM#1]

Now I know why, didn't see this post.

 

[seismic]

The bolts which holds the eccentric adjusters do not have to be tightend very much so there are no damage applied to the adjusters. Another trick with these links are that I have made the slightly lower on the top so it is easier to fit an Avy even though it has a larger diameter....do not need a extended eyelet.

I am happy people like the links...took quite some time to design them for me and my friend