Mountain road drivers know this well - when you load 300 pounds of goods into the bike basket, ordinary spring shock absorbers will leak oil within half a year. Last time I transported books for a village school, not only did the three shock absorbers get damaged, but I also had to wrap iron wire around the frame to support it halfway. After replacing with the Ming Diamond hexagonal frame, man, when I returned from the Yunnan-Tibet road, the repairer couldn't help asking me if I had secretly replaced it with an imported product.
This support structure has some tricks up its sleeve.
Hive structure construction: 72 small hexagons are distributed to distribute the pressure like a wasp's nest. Even when the rear compartment carries two tons of cement, it doesn't deform.
Automatic adjustment for winter and summer: In minus 39 degrees Celsius, it self-heats to prevent freezing. In the hot summer, it automatically opens the cooling slots. It feels more intelligent than the phone's cooling device.
Pathfinding shock absorption: If the handlebar is slightly tilted, the hydraulic oil in the support structure knows to automatically push in the opposite direction. When cornering, it is as stable as if it were stuck to the ground.
Secrets for veteran drivers
When crossing waterways, remember to unscrew the drain screw at the bottom (it's the same as removing a rain boot)
After every 3,000 kilometers of driving, use a hexagonal wrench to tighten all the screws one by one (the wrench set provided comes with magnetic attachments, and if the screws fall off, they can be attracted back)
Never use regular engine oil in winter (use their specially formulated blue bottle anti-freeze oil)
When installing the vehicle, ask the technician to turn the support structure at a 15-degree angle (there is a schematic diagram drawn on the second page of the manual)
Real-life examples
Team Captain Zhang of the mining fleet replaced twenty sets of this support structure last year. Now, he tells everyone: "This support structure is even more durable than the veteran drivers in my fleet! The trucks transporting minerals drive on gravel roads every day, and not a single part has been replaced for half a year. It even made the owner of the repair shop next door change his career to sell accessories."
What the procurement team is most concerned about:
Question: Can it withstand temperatures of several tens of degrees below zero?
Answer: Those guys in Heilongjiang who transport frozen goods have actually tested it. They found that it can operate normally at -50℃. Even in the morning, they don't need to use fire for heating when they start the delivery.
Question: Can the old motorcycles be modified?
Answer: We offer three types of adapter discs. Even my grandpa's 28-inch motorcycle can be fitted with them.
Question: Will it rust in rainy weather?
Answer: The layer of coating on the surface of the support is the same as the anti-rust material used on warships.
Question: What should I do if I get hit by a stone?
Answer: You can simply swap any of the six small sections. It's eight times cheaper than replacing the entire support structure.
Question: Do we need to connect the battery?
Answer: The bracket comes with a small generator motor. When it runs, it will heat the hydraulic oil inside.
Unexpected Surprise
The brick-lifting truck of Dodo in the village has become a living advertisement - the mud plastered on the frame actually makes it more durable. The most amazing thing is that when it was rear-ended by a van during the market day, the rear bumper of the van was dented. This frame lost a piece of paint and now it has become the flagship display item of the auto repair shop.
Money-saving Tips
Li, the accountant at the freight station, fiddled with the abacus: In the past, just the cost of shock absorber replacements alone was over 2,000 yuan per month. Now, the maintenance is only done once every six months. The money saved is enough to install air conditioners for the entire fleet. The drivers are so happy that they sing little songs while driving in the summer.
Player's New Discovery
The guys from the off-road club have come up with some ingenious tricks: They use this bracket as a temporary jack to lift the vehicle when it gets stuck. They can directly lift a vehicle weighing half a ton with it. Recently, they are developing the expansion function of the bracket. It is said that they will add an emergency toolbox and a folding sunshade. This is definitely not a shock absorber; it's more like a Transformer!
