we’re building stock, getting the website up to par, and reworking the bolt on for KH & Nimbus… the bolt on is what is really holding us back right now so we can sell rotor, crank, and caliper mount. Working with machinist toward production… no ETA yet.
We have weld on mounts for steel unis with conventional frames. We have a weld on mount that we can fab for hunter 24"… do all sizes of the hunter frames have a consistent angle for the trailing frame leg to the leading frame leg? (I’m hoping that the mount for the 24 will work on the 26,29, and 36 as well.) We are not fabricating aluminum mounts because of the need for heat treating after welding, which would mean stripping the paint and repainting after heat treating. Without heat treating, some aluminum would be soft and stress fracture or fail. bolt on caliper mount coming soon!
until the website is functioning please PM Mountainuni1 to get your disk brake. Thank you for being patient with us!
Turtle,
Being one of the original disc brake fans myself. All of my Uni’s have been made with the caliper/ disc on the left side. Why are yours on opposite sides?
@jeff: yes all three whells have other hubs: kh, mad4one and schlumpf, i had to use different spacers and also i had to adjust the the discs (with washer), but after done that its eas to change the wheel.
the cranks are the 155’s but yes tey are long, will get the 170’s and drill them (140/120).
i didn’t ride really hard the schlupf setup yet, i’ll let you know how it works (i’m also waiting for the 4th setup: 26" schlumpf)
@lobbybopster: i would prefer the brake on the left sinde, because i jump on the right side, but as said it’s because of the rotor and the frame… on the other hand, when drilling the cranks myself i could put the roro also on the other side, but would need n other frame…
but for now it’s perefct, and i don’t have more money to make lots of experiments
just a hint for those who are looking for sinz short isis cranks.
i was looking for a shop in europe that has them but found this shop that in their webshop says they have short sinz cranks in stock.
Beware! danscomp is a faigshop!
they are phishing your credit card account and try to get your cash!
American Express did a complait.
you never get any stuff and they do not charge your account but if you give them your credit card number suddenly other thiefs try to get cash from your card!
I my case someone book a firstclass flight to canada for over 5600$…and some lower amounts but since there were a lot of abuse Amex was distrustful and contacted me, so I had no loss.
may be it was not danscomp itself, may be the where victim of an online attack themselfs, I dont know, but I send them some mails and got never response so I guess its really a faig!
danscomp has good wot scores, so I would guess that they don’t have good security and people are taking numbers off their site. Best to avoid those types of sites.
Credit card thieves can get your number from anywhere; there are sites that actually sell them to the highest bidder. If you’re not on a 100% secure internet connection (there really aren’t any); it probably wasnt Danscomp’s fault. I just ordered a couple sets of Sinz Cranks in prep for my MountainUni set-up on a Triton frame. They got to me no problem and my credit card info was fine. The BMX/freestyle bike community likes Danscomp and lots of people use them.
Foir reference, my girlfriend had her credit card number stolen after using it at Wallgreens… it happens.
