hello
i was thinking more like a brake cable assembly that rotates the coaster brake backwards without the need for pedals. You could even have a brake lever for it
Just in case:
a coaster brake is when you pedal backwards and it applies pressure to the inside of the wheel hub. Stops better than disc brakes on bike.
Hello, thanks for replying.
My rear wheel is a 16" and it might be possible to secure another bike, a 26" mtb. I would like to have the pedals separate from the drive chain as the wheel can spin without the pedals spinning, and the pedals incorporate a coaster brake into them.
I am working on a chainsaw powered bike. I know they rev high, so i was going to use a 12 tooth gear attached to the chainsaw linked by a chain to a 48 tooth gear on a shaft shared with a 12 tooth gear linked to the final 48 tooth drive sprocket for a total ratio of 16:1.
Will this give me...