ok this how to may be shitty but whatever read it if you want to put any kind of 125mm wheels on your razor scoottaa
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STEP 1
the first thing your gonna want to do is take your old wheels and break and axle and all that shit out so you have room to cut.
STEP 2
then you should mark a line about 1/2 an inch back from the part you want to cut like soo
( i used an new a for an example)
STEP 3
next you take a pair of pliers and bend each little tab you cut off
STEP 4
Now you get a file and start grinding down the sides so the new area you cut will allow the breake to fit flush. this will take a little time but you need to get it right.
STEP 5
then once you put your 125 on and see if it will work smoothly with the brake on and there is enough room for the brake spring. you can get ready to drill your new brake holes.
STEP 6
Then you grab your drill with a 7/32 drill bit and line up your brake were you want it to go.. for this part you pretty much have to guess were to make the holes. its pretty safe to ay you can make the hole about a halfinch away from the orginal brake hole or however far you cut in your deck.
now yuor done the back wheel part
STEP 7
now for the fork. this part is alot easier to do.. what you want to do is take your fork off and put is upside down in a vise and grab your file. ANd just start filing at the metal part that sticks down.. once your about 3/4 done you ant to jam your 125 in and ride around a bit.. it will be very stiff so you have to push hard.. what you are doing is wearing the wheel down so you don' have to start filing into the fork so it losses its stregth.. once it is pretty worn down take the wheel off and grind a little bit more so there is room fo the wheel to spin freely.
And that is it pretty much it for my HOW TO
hope this helps
ok
STEP 1
the first thing your gonna want to do is take your old wheels and break and axle and all that shit out so you have room to cut.
STEP 2
then you should mark a line about 1/2 an inch back from the part you want to cut like soo
( i used an new a for an example)
STEP 3
next you take a pair of pliers and bend each little tab you cut off
STEP 4
Now you get a file and start grinding down the sides so the new area you cut will allow the breake to fit flush. this will take a little time but you need to get it right.
STEP 5
then once you put your 125 on and see if it will work smoothly with the brake on and there is enough room for the brake spring. you can get ready to drill your new brake holes.
STEP 6
Then you grab your drill with a 7/32 drill bit and line up your brake were you want it to go.. for this part you pretty much have to guess were to make the holes. its pretty safe to ay you can make the hole about a halfinch away from the orginal brake hole or however far you cut in your deck.
now yuor done the back wheel part
STEP 7
now for the fork. this part is alot easier to do.. what you want to do is take your fork off and put is upside down in a vise and grab your file. ANd just start filing at the metal part that sticks down.. once your about 3/4 done you ant to jam your 125 in and ride around a bit.. it will be very stiff so you have to push hard.. what you are doing is wearing the wheel down so you don' have to start filing into the fork so it losses its stregth.. once it is pretty worn down take the wheel off and grind a little bit more so there is room fo the wheel to spin freely.
And that is it pretty much it for my HOW TO
hope this helps
