How To Stop Your Brake From Making That Anoyying Noise.

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scootbaseball

Member
Okay, well many people in the scooter cummunity have been having brake issues. INCLUDING ME!
In other words, I'm going to give you a step by step tutorial on how to "dial" your brake.
This is a modification for Pro Models, B models, or even an A model. Not an old A.


Materials Needed:
- You're scooter with the brake on it.
- A bearing. (doesn't matter if it's broken)
- A flat head screw driver.
- A glue gun.
- If you want the bearing to hold better then you will need some electrical tape.






Step 1:
Take your scooter and tilt it back.
Then place the bearing inside the deck.
Let the bearing come to the spring.

Step 2:
Take your flat head screw driver, place it under the spring, and lift up.
Tilt your deck, and let the bearing drop under the spring.
MAKE SURE IT'S EVEN!
IT WILL MOVE AROUND!
That's what the next step is for.

Step 3: (OPTIONAL)
Once the bearing is secure place electrical tape over it.
I reccomend 2 or 3 peices across.
Remember this step is optianal, but helps.


Step 3:
Get your hot glue gun.
Let it heat up.
Now, this is the most important part!
Glue the shiit out of it.
Then just let it dry for about 20 minutes.



This procedure has worked for many riders. Including me.
I will make a video tutorial if you would like.
Thanks, I hope this helps all you guys.
Kyle
 
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demo

Member
brb picture. if you have accect to a drill press it is better to get a GRADE 8 1/4-20 bolt. the spring will still fit. and it was realllyy hard to put it. but it is amesome. my scoot sounds like a basket ball.
 
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scootbaseball

Member
that one guy said:
brb picture. if you have accect to a drill press it is better to get a GRADE 8 1/4-20 bolt. the spring will still fit. and it was realllyy hard to put it. but it is amesome. my scoot sounds like a basket ball.
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So does mine and I used this procedure.
 
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Rob Touchek

Member
yea this will work for a wile but once the spring gets stretched out and used to having the bearing in there, then it just starts being mad jenky again

you need to take the spring out and stretch it out every once and wile

theres no way to make it totaly solid for a long time without bolting it
 
Lil Steve

Lil Steve

Member
Rob Touchek said:
yea this will work for a wile but once the spring gets stretched out and used to having the bearing in there, then it just starts being mad jenky again

you need to take the spring out and stretch it out every once and wile

theres no way to make it totaly solid for a long time without bolting it
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100% right.
 
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