How can I build a hardtail frame with the G-CON standard?
At this moment in time there are no G-CON standards regarding hardtail frames; however here are some recommended solutions and there is likely to be more. Currently it is possible to remove the swingarm bearings to make the rear of the frame rigid (below). The seatstays of the swingarm are merged with the top tube, and the swingarm clamp is removed. The clamp is now an individual part which is attached to the gearbox boss and bolted to the chainstays. It is important to separate the swingarm and clamp in order to allow the gearbox to be removed from the frame. hardtail-solution-1-2.jpg hardtail-solution-1-1.jpg hardtail-solution-1-3.jpg Another possible solution would be to have the chainstays and seat tube integrated into one part. The modified weldin would then be secured to the frame using 6 cross tapped bolts with the addition of two stud bolts. hardtail-solution-2-1.jpg hardtail-solution-2-2.jpg hardtail-solution-2-3.jpg As seen in this movie ( rahmen.swf ) there is the possibilit
