Any one have an idea of the weight limit of "Fat" bike wheels. ??
That really depends what you plan to do with them ?Any one have an idea of the weight limit of "Fat" bike wheels. ??
Is that 599# pilot and 1# "load" then?I'm a BIG GUY. I'm thinking of using them on Quad design. In need a total load on the quad of over 600lbs including the pilot.
Close. But noIs that 599# pilot and 1# "load" then?
Load only. Not counting the vehicle.Is that 600lbs including the quad itself? Even 4 X 20" will come in at 40lbs just for the wheels, tyres and axles let alone any chassis. What size wheels are you looking at? I'd think 20" would take that if use is gentle and you'll need 20mm axles. I'd expect 26" to struggle with any lateral loading. I think either would struggle if being used in any serious off-roading. Fat hubs with 20mm axles do exist but your choice is going to be thin.
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It's a possibility. I was looking at motor scooter wheels. But not full on motor cycle wheels.Why don't you look at light motorbike wheels then?
Nice modeled after early automotive frames. Simple leaf spring suspension. Hadn't thought about that route.Have a look at the cycle cart forums.
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Small racing cars using honda cub or pit bike wheels.
If you leave out the motor and add pedals you get a quad that's up to your spec.
The frame is made from 3" x 1" x 1/16" tube so it's light weight and strong.