Gah, stupid folding mech!

[Stall]

Make sure you get self locking nuts is well.

 

[farmboy uk]

Uhhh in the last picture , I can see all the bolts easily so I can sort of tell you what to do based on that.

It looks like a triangle aye? The bottom bolt , perfecto size. Same for the top right bolt. The top left bolt , is too small. I think MAYBE it is smaller by 2mm. Go to a hardware store and try all the bolts on that. Oh and at the end of your bolt , you might want to put 2 nuts so that you won't have to worry of the bolt loosening up.

Good luck! Those wheels are nice by the way. Slow and steady wins the race lmao.

may i just point out that saying is bollocks

 

[dre]

One thing I did that some other people do is but the big bolt behind the headtube and put a normal sized bolt in the normal foldy slot, it makes your scooter have a steeper headtube angle and it tends to be more solid. At least it was for me.

mind you, this only works on b model decks. You can't do it with old a's unless you cut off that little front plate thing with a hacksaw.

 

[fashow69]

http://www.yakresearch.com/a/yakscooterwheel.html

Third one from the left on top. I don't really reccomend them unless you're extremely rough on your wheels and don't give a crap about going slow lol.

cool but isnt that the site were you have to like buy a minimum of 300 worth of stuff?

 

[zakmak]

ya what is the deal with that site?

 

[brandon kilbury]

in case hes still wondering, the bolt is 3/8" for the one in the head tube thing, you can jam 3/8" into where the 2nd bolt is too, but its an extremely tight fit.

 

[Brian Boston]

I haven't been able to fit a 3/8" into the back spot, its wayyy too tight, the bolt goes in crooked.

 

[brandon kilbury]

ive jammed one in twice haha, you gotta push it in crooked then hammer the shit out of it until its pressed up against the head tube and then turn it with a wrench so it threads into the other hole...it takes a ton of work but its extremely tight haha

 

[William Biedrzycki]

Yeah I don't think a 3/8" bolt is a good idea there, my axel barely fits in there. When I finish the job (still havnt had enough time) I'll just fix the other 2 bolts and leave the back axel because that one is snug.

 

[davidross]

ya what is the deal with that site?

its a wholesale site and you buy stuff in packages of bulk and resell it like andew does