Freewheel/disc brake adapters

[Dana Joy]

Is anyone out there manufacturing the freewheel and disc brake adapters for 3/4" rear axles, and willing to sell them?

[MrIdaho]

they are easy to make DIY
a steel washer, a 3/4" steel sprocket and a 5mm tap.
Have made numerious brake and freewheel adapters.
For the freewheel adapters, just weld the freewheel end of a hub (the hubs are in three pressed pieces) and weld to a 3/4" steel sprocket. when purchasing the washers (1.25ID) get a sprocket with same size to aid in alignment. I have several pics posted over the years here on AZ.
good luck

[Twinkle]

Is anyone out there manufacturing the freewheel and disc brake adapters for 3/4" rear axles, and willing to sell them?

There was a supplier in Arizona that sold 15mm freewheel adapters , 3 of these could solve your problems, machine to the id of your choice and fit rotors with the screw on adapters.

Alternatively I used a 20mm EN51 axle and outboard discs using 20mm hubs on my quadem project . This was very effective but entailed making a modified collar to mount the freewheel and to lock one of the hubs.

Regards Emma

[IrvJamison]

Statoninc.com has what you need. Part # 2663 or 0498.

[Dana Joy]

I tried typing in the website you gave me, Statoninc.com and all that came up was HugeDomains.com

[willym]

Missing a hyphen . Google found this,

http://www.staton-inc.com/store/inde...roduct&id=2185

[IrvJamison]

Talked with Staton-Inc last week and they ststed that They are going to start making the AZ style adapters very soon. Maybe phone calls to them for these parts will put some fire under bottoms! Call them at 405-605-3765.

[johnyjackson]

Talked with Staton-Inc last week and they ststed that They are going to start making the AZ style adapters very soon. Maybe phone calls to them for these parts will put some fire under bottoms! Call them at 405-605-3765.

Thanks for sharing that link.