Alligning the Fork and Bars.

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connornub

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ATM I'm putting both the wheels in the line thingo's in cement straight, the check the bars. I guess it works fine, but it can still be innacurate.
 

tarrymonz

Member
yeah but what if there was a more accurate way
i'd pay to have my bars 100 percent straight
so they are straight when backwards and when forwards
which would basically be impossible
but madd
 
what i do is lie my scoot on the bars and twist the fork will looking down the headtube. My headset was ----- so i was taking it off and tightening it all the time. also, having a zero offset fork makes it easier :p
 

Riley Hughes

Steel Member
the scs idea andrew had was genious but hes not doing it now

i agree what's up with that?

also, get 4 2x4 pieces of wood, stack them on top of eachother, put your wheel in between them and tighten them with your foot so that your wheel is straight, then lay the bars down on the ground.
 

Spicy McHaggis

Steel Member
heres what you do is get a crayon preferably crayola. break it in half and throw it away then loosen ur clamp bolts and take off ur bars and forks, and sell me ur deck cuz you dont need it and i do
 

TUC

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yeah i really wish andrew had of gone through with that idea of the keyway in the scs...

anyways what i do is just line my scooter up with a crack in the floor and then just focus as much as i can and try to get them perfectly in line.

i usually spend over an hour doing this though because i have crazy ocd lol...
 

Andy Mickey

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magnifying glass and some sturdy hands should get the job done. maybe a protractor and ruler lmfao. are you blind? its not that hard.
 
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