Rubbee X has done it previously and with the integrated suppression system looks much more robust and reliable TBH.

What kind of spring will  automatically adjust to varying pressure under all weather conditions?

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Quote from: Armiste on October 20, 2022, 02:53:35No Thank You! Roughly 6.5lbs resting on the top of the back tire with only a seatpost clamp to hold it on and in place is not going to give this device enough bite on the tire to produce enough torque to make it of any use. It may as well just be a rechargeable taillight.

ARMISTE
I THINK THE DIRECTION IS TURNING IS GOING TO PUSH IT DOWN ON THE TIRE

yeah direction of tire will hold it down

Quote from: Armiste on October 20, 2022, 02:53:35No Thank You! Roughly 6.5lbs resting on the top of the back tire with only a seatpost clamp to hold it on and in place is not going to give this device enough bite on the tire to produce enough torque to make it of any use. It may as well just be a rechargeable taillight.

ARMISTE
I THINK THE DIRECTION IS TURNING IS GOING TO PUSH IT DOWN ON THE TIRE

Looks intriguing as I rember the bike equipment I had as a kid such as a head light with a wheel generator worked realy well... this little bike motor I'd like to try before making a  discouraging commentary I bet I'd be realy surprised

No Thank You! Roughly 6.5lbs resting on the top of the back tire with only a seatpost clamp to hold it on and in place is not going to give this device enough bite on the tire to produce enough torque to make it of any use. It may as well just be a rechargeable taillight.

Quote from: Ian on October 19, 2022, 13:22:00Looks absolute garbage to be honest

Because it is. Rainproof...but why. No mudguard 😂

Looks absolute garbage to be honest