How to install an aftermarket fork on a Razor Pro.

TomHiette

TomKid.
I have searched and i cant find the exact details on what i need.

My fork is nearly snapped and im tossing up whether to buy an Inward fork.


I was just wondering if i could get some advice on how to install the Inward if i get it....
What else do i need to make this fork work???


Help would be much appreciated :)
 

Remco

Member
If you have onepiece bars you'll need:

- A compression bolt, 1 1/4" starnut, threadless headset.

or this:

- Proto SCS, cut the slits off your bars, threadless headset.


There are many threads on how to install all of this stuff. You can make a choice between a SCS or just an normal compression system. If you buy the FrenchID compression system you'll only need a threadless headset to go with your threadless forks. And you'll have to install a starnut in your bars. With the SCS you'll have to install a starnut in your fork. Its actually not that hard to do, and if it is to you, go to a bikeshop and ask them to install the starnut.

hope this helped a bit.
 

harris

BEN HARRIS
Materials:
some kind of compression, (inverted, scs, seat clamp (sketchy))
Threadless headset
Threadless fork

Tools:
5mm allen key, maybe 6mm
maybe a wrench if the stock headset locknut is tight
hammer and screwdriver,pole with a larger out diameter than fork but smaller out diameter than fork race.Two bolcks of wood and a rag.

step 1: Remove bars
step 2: Undo locknut and headset nut
step 3: Remove fork and headset bearings
step 4: Take the screwdriver and place through the top of the headtube and rest on the edge of the bottom headset cup. Take the hammer and hit it evenly around the edge to remove it. Turn the deck upside down and repeat for top cup.
step 5: Take aftermarket cups, blocks of wood, rag and hammer. Place one block of wood and place it under the bottom of the headtube. Rest top cup onto the top of the headtube, place the rag over it and the wood over that. Take the hammer and slowly hit it in evenly around the cup. Repeat for bottom cup.
Step 6: Put the bearings in the cup.
step 7: Take the aftermarket race and slide it over the fork. Take the hammer and pole/screwdriver and hit the race evenly on ensuring its all the way down.
Step 8 (optional): If using the scs or inverted compression, install the starnut now.
Step 9: Slide the fork into the headtube and set up the type of compression.
Step 10: Assemble scooter and ensure all bolts are tight.
Step 11: Put front wheel in and tighten.
Step 12: Ride and enjoy :)
 
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