scorcher fork with mini scs

devinthedew2

Steel Member
Ok on the scorcher fork there is a part about a half a inch in where it has a part thats thinner im guessing thats where your suppose to cut it for mini scs right? :confused:
And dont call me a dumbass because i really dont give a shit.
 

Jacob D.

Member
And what happens if i cut my fork more then needed

depends how much more, if its like a millimeter than its no big deal. if its a centimeter or 2 then ur screwed. my suggestion is using marker on the spot u wanna cut, it always helps me ;] as long as it has a bit to clamp on too its ok, but the less it has the more likely it is to get loose/break ur bars...good luck =]
 
dotn leik hack saw it or soemthgin get a reel pipe cutter, or els you migth be outa luch haha its just safferto go with a pipe cutter.
 

tunney

Steel Member
The line inside the fork is it keep the starnut from pulling up.

Don't cut the fork. Get a headset spacer and use that.
 

T-Sell32

Member
Yeah I agree that it's stupid to cut it too, which is why I just wouldn't get the Baby SCS in the first place.
 

Steezeman

Administrator
I really don't see how cutting your fork is stupid, it's not going to mess it up. I also don't know why SZ made their forks with a lip to hold the star nut down, star nuts are made specifically to do just that and have been working for decades on bikes. Unless you don't know how to work on your scooter or tighten your headset way too much then star nuts shouldn't be budging.
 

tunney

Steel Member
I really don't see how cutting your fork is stupid, it's not going to mess it up. I also don't know why SZ made their forks with a lip to hold the star nut down, star nuts are made specifically to do just that and have been working for decades on bikes. Unless you don't know how to work on your scooter or tighten your headset way too much then star nuts shouldn't be budging.

That lip was designed to work with the normal SCS. Starnuts slip on aluminum.
Alex, Its a bike not a scooter. What happens if the kid wants to switch from baby scs, He has to get a new fork cause the tube will be to small.

Compression these days DO NOT COMPRESS. They just hold shit there.
 

Steezeman

Administrator
If the kid wants to switch from baby to normal SCS I'm sure it would be fine, he'd just have to hit the star nut out then put it in a bit less deep. I bet ICS/HIC would work fine too, as long as the clamp he's using is good enough. Or he could just use spacers, shame they're too ugly though.
 

Rob.

Admin
Staff member
That lip was designed to work with the normal SCS. Starnuts slip on aluminum.
Alex, Its a bike not a scooter. What happens if the kid wants to switch from baby scs, He has to get a new fork cause the tube will be to small.

Compression these days DO NOT COMPRESS. They just hold shit there.



1st: FrenchID forks.. Never seen a starnut slip out of one of them?
and lol at the second bold.
 
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