I think instead of the Strida bag and/or tools+belt I will choose an additional 20 Euro note in my purse for a taxi.
Bietrume’s explanation and the mowerforum post are meeting the point most exactly, I think.
From HK Strida Club:
Thank you!
You’re right for sure, but what circumstance could be the initial cause for the belt to turn around?
The snubber itself could not twist the belt, I believe.
What do you think about that?
Yes, when the belt tension is too low and without the snubber hold it, it will very easy to bounce. So it may be twist if the belt bounce to the edge of the freewheel that cause the belt cannot “landing” to freewheel in horizontal position.
The belt “climbs” up the edge of the freewheel, due to low tension, then it “lands” half turned, and the next step would be a full turn.
Hopefully the German Strida fan will come back to the forum soon, I’m very curious what he could find out.
