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There are several AWD bike design out there. Some use a scary combinaison of chains. Others use cables to propel the front wheel. I never saw a AWD bike design a clean a those from Christini bikes. The idea is tho use a shaft to transfert power to the front wheel. The shaft runs in the frame and the fork, with a clutch located in the headset. What is quite amazing is that this design allow the use of modern suspension design and parts, like you would find on any high-end bikes. This bike use proprietary hubs, headset
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2 comments:
Awesome blog dude !!
There are a bunch of here in Bangalore, who are re-discovering bicycling and using the bicycle regularly and I must say it completely rocks ..
keep up the good work.
great review... that setup does seem kinda heavy, and people keep trying to make a 2-wheel drive system that works, but nothing seems to be working yet... this is the closest I've seen yet...
I'm still not sure that bikes NEED 2-wheel drive, but hey, it works for jeeps!
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