scooterkid999
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the SOA fork doesnt look bad but everyone says not to buy
Eddie R. said:I was in my garage messing around came up with this idea for a fork:
I chopped off the dropouts from my old deck. Im going to use them as legs. I also cut of the legs from my stock fork as you can see in the picture so the only thing left is to sand down that square plate until it's flat and then weld a new plate on there so that the new legs will fit and then finally weld the new legs on. I personally think this is a pretty good idea for a fork especially because all you need are some spare parts and access to a welder. what do you people think? is this a good potential fork?!
Ian Kachmar wrote...
That won't work.
Those are aluminum parts of a deck.. and you would need to weld an aluminum plate on.. which can't be done because the fork is steel.
Sorry to tell you.
j@nZ3n!! wrote...
sorr but epic fail, if you wanna use dropouts use ald a's dropouts.
mat wrote...
good luck doing anything that requires your bars or deck to move
Brian Luong said:self built for looks alright, anyways those bars are bugging mee
what are the dimentions of the bolts?SOA said:Matt Money said:u cant weld aluminum to steel .........sorry
yup true, also even if u could weld it u have get a fork thats ether broken & a deck plus spend money on those to make it
below home made forks, they never bent on me, i just was stufffing around with the idea last year
needed: 1 x YAK twin spring suspension fork 2 x Sockets to fit over the legs tubes, 2 x High tensil bolts, 2 x Washers, 2 x lock nuts