Brakes that fit 110mm wheels and etc.

[ZachBMX]

I own a Razor Pro Model with stock forks and recently bought some 110mm Proto Grippers. I took out the cap in my fork so my front wheel fits fine but my back wheel rubs on my brake. After checking it out I find that this problem is because my brake is bent. Not only is the actual stepping piece twisted but the bolt that attatches the brake is bent a little too so right now Im stuck riding brakeless.

Before I buy a new brake, what brakes fit the Razor Pro and accomodate 110mm wheels EASILY? I noticed when I could get my brake to not rub, even the lightest touch to the brake rubbed my wheel. If a brand new pro model brake is going to rub with the lightest touch like that then I dont think I want one. Could I do the nickel mod except with 3-4 nickels to tighten the spring even more?

Would the Fakey Brake on tite toyz accommodate 110mm wheels easily?

Thanks,
Zach

 

[jordan1]

fakey brake

 

[ashz893scootys]

blade brakes work i got on with a 110 gripper on the back but make sure u grind it enough

 

[Remco]

you can use an old bearing instead of nickels, it should tighten up that spring enough to give it some clearance.

 

[iscootscoot]

you can use an old bearing instead of nickels, it should tighten up that spring enough to give it some clearance.

thats what i didd withe the bearing

 

[Bartek Pachota]

You can put something like nut or other shit under spring, That would make your break higher

 

[dezbert]

Cut the brake where it's bent, and hammer the bolt straight again.

 

[CameronScoots]

just get a pair of vice grips and bend the brake up if u dont wanna do all the spring shit

 

[James Shaheen]

get an old brake like from an old a or an old b because for some reason the come up alot higher