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1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action 
#1 2009-11-06 9:40pm
- massengill
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1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
I call her . . . ol' White Lightnin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sD29oiflqjs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2v4Jy5Q5nA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yifs7EGjF-w
He she is in the museum
http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/hutch/24773
The test track 
was only a 100yard stretch on about a 10 degree downgrade, I'd like to find a 1/4 mile stretch with about a 15 degree downgrade and get that on video
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#3 2009-11-06 10:08pm
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Re: 1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
Me too, as long as I don't crash. What sucks the most is if you hit a bump too hard the chain pops off the front gear because it has no deraileur to keep it in place, the plastic cover doesn't really help. You have to be very careful where you ride it, especially if you are going fast.
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#5 2009-11-06 11:17pm
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Re: 1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
TODD74 wrote:
you better fix that bro! top speed flip overs suck! if that chain gets bound up it's over!
There isn't really a way to fix it except keep pedaling to keep constant tension on the chain. There is so much slack created on the chain from the rear deraileur bouncing when you hit a bump it just comes off the front gear. I just have to scout the area before riding and when I'm commuting around on it I make sure to keep pedaling over bumps.
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#6 2009-11-06 11:22pm
Re: 1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
mmm gotta be a way to fix that. you might get the answer you need here, I'm not so good on derailleurs. but someone here knows about them! they'll chime in......
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#7 2009-11-07 5:34am
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Re: 1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
TODD74 wrote:
mmm gotta be a way to fix that. you might get the answer you need here, I'm not so good on derailleurs. but someone here knows about them! they'll chime in......
is the tension on the deurailler spring adjustable?
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#8 2009-11-07 6:13am
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Re: 1988 Hutch HPV Dan Hanebrink in action
SPOAlowairchamp wrote:
TODD74 wrote:
mmm gotta be a way to fix that. you might get the answer you need here, I'm not so good on derailleurs. but someone here knows about them! they'll chime in......
is the tension on the deurailler spring adjustable?
Yeah, I have enough tension, pulled 6 chainlinks out when I changed the 64t out for the 53t. I has more tension on it now than it did originally.
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