INWARD SCOOTERS

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saltwater

Member
Can you use a star nut compression system instead?
Or do the welds get in the way?
If not could you just weld (3 tac's will do) a washer inside the fork?
 
TomK

TomK

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Staff member
Okay i got my zero offset forks and i am going to give my review

Okay so right when i go it i was super pumped it seemed really nice. I only had probleems getting the crownrace on. The fork has a nice long tube and it is really thick(.083) The fork is very light compared to an sr fork and i love the zero offset. One problem i had was a couldnt fit stock pro model bars on it, but i just got a spacer and made the slits bigger and it fit good. Overall i think this is a really good investment and the company is very legit. I like this much more than i liked my SR fork.

Pros:
Zero offset
Light
Look good
fit 110
Strong

Cons:
Cant use stock pro bars
Hard to get crownrace on.
 
humpurple kushiones

humpurple kushiones

Steel Member
ScooTa Chris said:
Can you use a star nut compression system instead?
Or do the welds get in the way?
If not could you just weld (3 tac's will do) a washer inside the fork?
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treadless comes with a washer so yes you can use sr compression with them.
 
Rob.

Rob.

Admin
Staff member
Blind, put gussets on the zero offset fork
or something to make the legs a wee bit stronger.

?
 
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blind4300

Member
if you buy one and actually break the legs from riding
and we will make a gusseted one

and no they are 15 dollars more because he hand threads the tubes one by one with a tool and it takes over an hour to thread one
 
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Steven_T

Member
Small question to people who got Inward Forks, Zero offset if that matters.

The crownrace was a bitch to get on. But after going through 2 of them, i found this wierd crownrace on this ridiculous scooter ..and it worked like a dream.

Anyways, the problem is, i cant fit my Proto into the fork..lol So did anyone else have this problem? And did you guys just file it down a little bit on the inside until you could fit the wheel in?
 
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Steven_T

Member
Steven T said:
Small question to people who got Inward Forks, Zero offset if that matters.

The crownrace was a bitch to get on. But after going through 2 of them, i found this wierd crownrace on this ridiculous scooter ..and it worked like a dream.

Anyways, the problem is, i cant fit my Proto into the fork..lol So did anyone else have this problem? And did you guys just file it down a little bit on the inside until you could fit the wheel in?
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got bottom paged..

BENDEL get in here. and answer me son!
 
TomK

TomK

Super Moderator
Staff member
TomK said:
Okay i got my zero offset forks and i am going to give my review

Okay so right when i go it i was super pumped it seemed really nice. I only had probleems getting the crownrace on. The fork has a nice long tube and it is really thick(.083) The fork is very light compared to an sr fork and i love the zero offset. One problem i had was a couldnt fit stock pro model bars on it, but i just got a spacer and made the slits bigger and it fit good. Overall i think this is a really good investment and the company is very legit. I like this much more than i liked my SR fork.

Pros:
Zero offset
Light
Look good
fit 110
Strong

Cons:
Cant use stock pro bars
Hard to get crownrace on.
Click to expand...
quoting my review for the people that are still on the fence about buying these
 
humpurple kushiones

humpurple kushiones

Steel Member
use a pipe with a big enough od to go around the forktube with room to spare but not the crownrace and oil the crown race and put in on the forktube and put them upside down in the big pipe and hit the pipe against the grown and the crow race should go in evenly with no damge to the fork
 
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Steven_T

Member
Thanks for the help Tony. Got them all set up now. Had some problems getting a crownrace on there. Until i found some random ass crownrace..on some off brand scooter..and yea worked like a dream. So next I had to file down the insides of the fork so i could get my Proto on there. Once that was done, And it was ready to go. I went outfront and rode for a while, and yea...I couldnt be more happier with my purchase. However i will still be purchasing the new SR forks, for my second set up. Kinda wanna run both, and see how they compare.

But its safe to say, I love my Inward Zero Offsets...lol not sure why people are trippin over Zero offset.. you can hardly tell the difference, if anything it feels better.
 
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