Never ride Quebec pegs

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Ray.Kelley

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I rode Quebec pegs for like 2 weeks and it bent my fork and my drop outs. Now I need a new fork and I have to put spancers in my dropouts now
 
Michael Rankin

Michael Rankin

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its not the pegs that bent them. you probably used shitty bolts for axles which bent, which then caused the peg to bend the fork legs and dropouts. dont bitch on here and dont talk shit about a good company
 
Jacob D.

Jacob D.

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if it bent your forks and dropouts, it's not the peg's problem. your dropouts were too weak and your fork was too. when putting on pegs you have to keep in mind that it is going to put pressure on those areas, and if you don't have strong enough parts, don't bitch about amazing pegs just cause ur parts were too weak.

GO CRY ME A RIVER. you don't bitch about a part to the whole world, you contact Lloyd and he will address the problem, no need for retarded threads like this






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lloyd

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Like said earlier in a couple of different ways, if your dropouts bent, they would have bent with any other type of pegs. It's not because they are QCS pegs that your dropouts bent.

It all depends on what fork or deck your were riding. If they bent using pegs, I believe it might be time for you to update your scooter with stronger parts to make sure this doesn't happen again.

I'm very sorry for what has happened, but since it's not the pegs that are the problem, I can't do anything for you. What I can do though, is if you don't already have QCS peg bolts, send me an email at qcscooters@gmail.com and I'll send you some free ones. As long as the fork and deck is good, they'll keep everything tight and solid.
 
Dustin Nooner

Dustin Nooner

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omg shut the fuck up kids seriously. sorry about your scooter dude but it probably wasnt the pegs. closing this thread cause kids are gayy in here.
 
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