inward forks problem!?

[ian h.]

i just got my inward forks today but i was still waiting for my head set so i havent put them on scooter yet but i put the wheel on. sooo is it ok for my forks that i had to like pound my wheel into them because there wasnt that big of a gap there to put my wheel in to get to the line up for the holes. also once i got my wheel in there my wheel in it would barely spin i mean it still spins a little but not much. i mean i hope it will still work and not slow me down to much but does that happen to everyone that orders inward zero offset forks?

 

[dezbert]

Stretch the gap out a little bit? It might just help...

 

[ian h.]

alright it might be hard since there like steel and super thick but i can try

 

[Rigel Fuller]

mine is horrible. my wheel doesnt really spin when i spin it, but once your actually riding you really don't notice a difference.

 

[Michael Rankin]

is the wheel rubbing at all on the fork legs near the top a little?

 

[ian h.]

no but the bearing r really rubing on the forks

 

[LirimPerasevic]

use spacers

 

[lukeakascooter]

i had this proglem with a different fork i just rode it and it wears in abit but if not try streching it

 

[Mitch Weiman]

i had the same thing with my extreme. just ride it for about a week and it wears off

 

[Erwin]

i have the same problem. i cant ride 110mm wheels on my inward (my fork is supposed to fit 125mm wheels) so i have to ride 100 in front. im pissed. there is no room

 

[1h@vn0l1f3]

put a spacer in the wheel