Hi guys im new here, I'm a newbie to scooter and i've just purchase a scooter from team dogz pro 4 x-gen neo chrome edition. it comes with 2 peg in the package but i purchase another pair of peg hoping to fix it to my scooter so it have 4 pegs. but when i dismantle the wheel i found that the screw were too short tighten the additional peg. so my thoughts is i probably need to buy a longer screw? but i not sure of the dimension needed or which is best to fix such scooter pegs need you guys assistant on this. Thanks alot
Team Dogz Pro 4 X-Gen Rainbow pegs help
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Bror Svensson
Gold Member
hahahahahahahhahahahah
I would just buy a real scooter
GRAYDONSHEDSSTREET
Silver Member
Guys come on. He will outgrow this stage hopefully.
But yeah longer is always better if ya know what I mean
But yeah longer is always better if ya know what I mean
ChrisFleugel
Silver Member
Buy a longer axle
ChrisFleugel
Silver Member
Look at the axle store, they'll have some
JoelanPlz
Steel Member
dude not to be rude or anything, but why do you need 4 pegs if your starting out? peg tricks are fairly advanced and im just wondering why everyone feels the need to have them if they dont really use them?
Billie Rainbow
Silver Member
Some of these replies are very vague and non productive, you think before you speak right?
Did my research first, your stunt pegs do not fit a 13mm Socket piece of any kind. This means you cannot run the bolt commonly used to run 2 pegs at a time which is an M8 Allen head bolt(a screw to you) like in the picture below:
If you really want to try regardless of others opinions above, you can alternatively run 2x 70mm scooter axles like in the picture below and use washers to correct the proper tightening of the axle. If you would like a on-line store to buy these items from, we need a more precise location from you to point in the best direction.
Did my research first, your stunt pegs do not fit a 13mm Socket piece of any kind. This means you cannot run the bolt commonly used to run 2 pegs at a time which is an M8 Allen head bolt(a screw to you) like in the picture below:
If you really want to try regardless of others opinions above, you can alternatively run 2x 70mm scooter axles like in the picture below and use washers to correct the proper tightening of the axle. If you would like a on-line store to buy these items from, we need a more precise location from you to point in the best direction.