If choose old mini front motor,the motor is in the center,you only use V-brake.
TOM,
In picture "A" the holes for the disc brake fixing screws are clearly shown. So is this a picture of the
new front mini motor?
AIs picture "B"
(which is fitted with a brake disc), the
same mini motor as picture A?
BSo are you 100% sure that picture "C"
(The incorrect looking motor) is in fact a
correct and normal new front mini hub?
CPerhaps someone at GM can kindly explain which of the above pictures are of the "new" front mini motor and which ones are of the the "old" one?
The front mini motor for 100mm front fork,so limit room
Choose V-brake or Disc brake?
If choose above mini front motor,it can be installed disc brake and be fit for 100mm front fork,the motor isn't in the center,but can fit your rim and make the tire in the center.
C/BIn your drawing
(the same motor as picture "A"), the motor
is offset, but the spoke flanges are centrally perfectly between the forks!
So why are the flanges on Kefa's hub
(Picture "C") offset the same way as the rear minimotor?
I still maintain that the main casting on the hub shown in picture "C" has been designed and manufactured specifically for use as a
rear hub, which is why the flanges are purposely offset to centre the wheel when used on the
rear in conjunction with a different axle and end plate with a freewheel fixing as shown below:
Alan