Help with "_______" Part

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that really would not help you. just get GMs or something that you dont have to qlue..


lol yeah i thought about not reading it but i thought i would see and i liked it....lol that is what she said
 

team_punishment

dargersaurus rex
that one guy said:
that really would not help you. just get GMs or something that you dont have to qlue..


lol yeah i thought about not reading it but i thought i would see and i liked it....lol that is what she said
uhh yes it would. hot glue saves all my wheels.

just heat the gun up all the way, put some electrical tape on one side of the wheel, and glue away. its pretty self explanatory
 

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yeah i know that.... but he dosnt get how to do it.. that is why i say that

ps..luke... practice on old wheels..
 
I hot glued my wheels super clean, so do what i do.
Let the glue heat up until it like drips it takes about 30 mins
and have a bunch of sticks handy
put your wheel on piece of plastic i used a video game case or dvd case because its easy to peel off when your done
put the glue in the spokes and really let it get in there deep so that the whole other side of the wheel is filled
proceed to fill the wheel till the glue completely covers all of the spokes and is higher than the urethane
wait for it to completely dry
it takes about 30 mins to completely dry inside
dont peel it off when still warm it will mess it up bad
when it dries peel it up and hack saw off the glue that is hanging out and make it flush with the urethane
 
Chaseme37 said:
that made no sense haha

but the whole bearing is still intact, it's just the metal casing got thrashed during a wreck somehow and it was preventing the balls from spinning. I just got a screwdriver and after some work I pried the metal casing off and now it spins fine, it just doesn't have any casing. any idea on how to press a new casing on? preferably plastic?
chase.. hopefully u have a spacer in the wheel if so good
make the spacer go to the side put ur axlein so it does not go all the way though.
turn it so the axle touches the ground then stand/jump on it
this should work.
 
question: when you are putting the compression system on, how do you get the bolt lined up so that it threads into the starnut in your bars?
answer:
 

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Max Muir said:
question: when you are putting the compression system on, how do you get the bolt lined up so that it threads into the starnut in your bars?
answer:

-if your star nut is already is you bars.. just feel around with the bolt. and when you feel the center of the star nut they gently spin the bolt. you will feel it catch and if it is tight stop and try again. DONT CROSSTHREAD THE BOLT/STAR NUT!!!
if you can feel the nut with the bolt you got a problem... you can try to move the nut down.[if you got buffs take the ada stem off and push the nut all the way threw and out, they try again]

-if your star nut is not in the bars..

-press it in with you hands [keep it straint]
-put your forks on your scooter with out the bars.
-measure the distance between the top of your forks to the top of your headset [compresion ring]
-then put the bolt in the forks and hold the bottem of is so it i centerd. they meauser the distance from the top of the fork to the 3rd thread from the bottem of the bolt.
- add the two measurment together.
-and take the forks off the scooter.
-meause from the top of a 7/8 pipe about 6 inches long, the added distance. they make a mark of some kind.
-they press the star nut in the to bars till you get to that mark. usa a small finsh hammer if you need to.
-do the fisrt part [if your star nut is in the bars]

i hope this makes sence :p
 

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they say right on the page that they suck for tricks and jumping... so idk but i thing there not good
 

TomK

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my buffs wont fit on my Sr v2 threadless fork. I dont know whats wrong.
 
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