reinforcing old a decks

[sax]

does anyone know a way to reinforce an old A?

 

[demo]

ys sir. it is point less cause the welds will still get grinded and cracked. if u can weld or get someone to do it. weld the drop out like up.

 

[Hayden32]

I just took a strip of steel and bent it a little and hammered it in. only cost like $2. just make sure You bend it enough so it dosnt fall out

 

[Chris Harris]

put a piece of angled tubind in the triangle things

 

[Humma]

Put L shaped reinforcements. that's what i did to my madd deck.

my dropouts are cracking so might have to get someone to re-weld them.

 

[mitchwashere53]

get a mtal plate and put it in the deck and get triangular or angle steel and weeeild to deck and reinforcements just like a blade or madd scooter

 

[Humma]

^Or just drill and bolt which is way easier

 

[zprestoe]

IrcleCay UbingTay

 

[joshuadawes]

L shaped reinforcements <3

 

[Humma]

^Yep. Zack, what are you saying o.o

 

[Joe Riley]

circle tubing. its piglatin, put the beginning of the word at the end.

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[Humma]

Still don't get it -.-

 

[DonaldM]

Your dumb. Looks weird when you right it.

 

[Hep Greg]

circle tubing isnt gonna do sh*t for the drop outs. there's no simple way to reinforce old As.

 

[Joe Manson]

yar

 

[Joe Riley]

Your dumb. Looks weird when you right it.

smart man.

 

[Remco]

you could also weld like a plate on the dropouts and make them fit in the triangle thingy's. So the dropouts are a bit thicker as usually.

 

[Chris Harris]

circle tubing isnt gonna do sh*t for the drop outs. there's no simple way to reinforce old As.

 

[mat]

super early angle reinforcement prototype

 

[Chris Picone]

I remember someone once wanted to try replacing the dropouts with straight ones then reinforcing the new ones, I don't think it would work.

The angle reinforcement probably won't do anything