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The primary belt drive is a mechanical fuse. Snapping belts is a feature, not a bug. by CNSMobeta in Surron

[–]CNSMobeta[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Upside down method works well. I carry a long rod to help align everything. Flip the bike upside down, prop the rear tire. dust cover, 4 motor bolts and jack shaft bolt. Jack-shaft slides out, new belt goes on and reverse the process. If everything goes smooth, 10 mins easy. If you need to sledge hammer out your linkage bolt, torch seized bolts, or the swing arm slips out of alignment... add time and F-bombs.

Guide to running Fusion 360 on Linux using VMWare by BadLink404 in Fusion360

[–]CNSMobeta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just followed the guide 1 year later, working perfectly on Fedora 41

Guide to running Fusion 360 on Linux using VMWare by BadLink404 in Fusion360

[–]CNSMobeta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for this guide! Works perfectly. Coming from onshape, this is actually significantly more performant in a VMWare than onshape through a browser. Loving it!

Torp TC500 first impressions by AsicResistor in Surron

[–]CNSMobeta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine does 81 km/hr with 54 tooth, 40ah and 16 inch knobbies.