SCOOTER MODDING SUPER THREAD!
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team_punishment
dargersaurus rex
aluminum is good and light, just get it thick enough and get it heat treated.nickd said:
john knows alot about aluminum and im just telling you what i remember he told me
also if aluminum sucks, than why are buff bars made out of aluminum?
Chase Robertson
Bronze member
I got sick of hitting my knee on the bar clamp, so i made a mod of my own. I took off the original clamp and replaced it with two hose clamps that you can buy at any hardware store. I aimed the tightening mechanisms away from me so the part closest to my knee is almost entirely flush, and i also snipped off the excess lengths. It works really well and has not slipped even the slightest bit, plus it is cheap and easy to do, and not permanent like bolting you bars. There is a pic of it on my scoot on my profile.
I have not seen this done before, so i will call it my idea :]
I have not seen this done before, so i will call it my idea :]
jake ferraro
Member
aj. i have 1.12 for my ID on my one pieces and they dont go all the way of my forks and i had to hit them on with a rubber mallet and i didnt everything you said to do. im pissed. and i made a pair for my friend and he cant even get his on, and he said if he doesnt get them on soon he wants his money back. so yeah i need some help on how to get it all the way on.
scoot4lifecrew
Member
very helpful
team_punishment
dargersaurus rex
twist it on.........Jake Ferraro said:
jake ferraro
Member
austin if you read it says. i did everything you said.
Chase Robertson
Bronze member
does anyone know of a good mod for stock pro fork legs? i always do the tube reinforcement, and now cant stop bending legs...
goldcoastr
Member
i have a good mod to stop this, reinforce the forks them selfs, not the tube that part is always done,
it is a rough job at first, but am going make this to sell soon, & will be a neater job also all polished up after
it was done by welding steel plate on to each side on the forks, i have 104mm wheels on at moment & 110mm should fit
i grinded down the edge's after to make it a little neater then when first welded & cut so on, i alsomade pegs on same day, willpost reply on that soon.
so far the fork havnt bend at all even with down double peg stalls on box above quater, double peg grinds so on has not bend at all yet,
im going do them better soon, welded stell all round the forks thendown the sides of each fork tube plate thing what ever what call it, grind them to be nest & smooth polished & should be good,
pictures below
When Making them:
welded Pegs on axles: On the side of the quater:
it is a rough job at first, but am going make this to sell soon, & will be a neater job also all polished up after
it was done by welding steel plate on to each side on the forks, i have 104mm wheels on at moment & 110mm should fit
i grinded down the edge's after to make it a little neater then when first welded & cut so on, i alsomade pegs on same day, willpost reply on that soon.
so far the fork havnt bend at all even with down double peg stalls on box above quater, double peg grinds so on has not bend at all yet,
im going do them better soon, welded stell all round the forks thendown the sides of each fork tube plate thing what ever what call it, grind them to be nest & smooth polished & should be good,
pictures below
When Making them:
welded Pegs on axles: On the side of the quater:
humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
bump for the good of man kind
humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
this thread is dying
humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
you can use hotglue and ur bars will stick.... sryy for tripple post