gorrilaman
Member
Hey,
i thought about it last night and i think there might be a new way to fit your 110mm yaks onto your pro models(im using ''pro models'' because i dont know about other models)
I heard that people hammer their breaks so that the yaks can fit or they sand the breaks down a little or they do something with the spring.the next paragraph will be TO ME,what is bad about them
i think,if u hammer those breaks,it might hurt the scooter and if u sand the breaks,it might weaken the breaks
take a look at the breaks at the area which is numbers(my pro model has it.i dont know about other models)the breaks can only go down to slow the wheels but cant go up and thats because the deck is blocking it.the next papragraph will be what i think which might keep the scooter strong and also being able to fit 110mm wheels.
u can use a metal file and file down the deck evenly and a little so that the break can go higher.i havent tried this yet but therres a possibility the spring wont push the break up and then u will have a break jiggaling around and thats not nice. if that happenstry bending your spring so that it pushes the breaks even more.
hope this will help many of you guys and u guys will try it out. after trying,tell me the results
i thought about it last night and i think there might be a new way to fit your 110mm yaks onto your pro models(im using ''pro models'' because i dont know about other models)
I heard that people hammer their breaks so that the yaks can fit or they sand the breaks down a little or they do something with the spring.the next paragraph will be TO ME,what is bad about them
i think,if u hammer those breaks,it might hurt the scooter and if u sand the breaks,it might weaken the breaks
take a look at the breaks at the area which is numbers(my pro model has it.i dont know about other models)the breaks can only go down to slow the wheels but cant go up and thats because the deck is blocking it.the next papragraph will be what i think which might keep the scooter strong and also being able to fit 110mm wheels.
u can use a metal file and file down the deck evenly and a little so that the break can go higher.i havent tried this yet but therres a possibility the spring wont push the break up and then u will have a break jiggaling around and thats not nice. if that happenstry bending your spring so that it pushes the breaks even more.
hope this will help many of you guys and u guys will try it out. after trying,tell me the results