multiple questions/problems with scoot

Mike Montgomery

Mike Montgomery
good idea.
but when you spray paint your scooter make sure you do a good job and follow all of the steps.

btw if you spray paint it after a while it will scratch and by like 2 months it wont look very good.
unless you dont bail hahah

EDIT: no the link doesnt work
 

Josh N.

Josh N
maybe this link will work Grips i want that should work

and for spray painting would this be a good proccess?

Peck! said:
cant remember the names but there are special types of paint for undercoat and clear coats etc, but this is how you should do it


1. sand it with fine sand paper/ wire wool

2. under coat x1 /2 (greyish colour (laquer i think its called))

3. Colour you want x2 or 3

4 Clear coat not sure how many...

just leave it about an hour or so between coats other wise it might mix with the undercoat etc and go manky
that seems good

AND YES that link does work
 

Mike Montgomery

Mike Montgomery
ok i saw the grips
i dont know if they would ge good
but they would look good


and yeah that is a good process
but it will still chip and scratch
 

Josh N.

Josh N
so this is where i shud be cutting right?
Picture2-3.jpg

and its okay to cut through that kind of whole thing? idk the thing that i pointed the arrow at
 

Josh N.

Josh N
RAWR im so frreeaaaking confused on what the heck im suposed to cut

can you please like explain in a little more detail
 

qwxor

I got myself banned.
take that steer tube out if you know what that is.
the thing with the slit and the one you put a white box on in that last picture.

then, where the steertube ended, cut that spot and yeah
 

Josh N.

Josh N
you guys are both saying different things mike is saying to cut off the top of my fork and chris you are saying to cut the end of the steertube...
 

Griffin

Member
Um, well I saw a few people's scoots with clamped turned sideways, so I thought "why not?" It might help you not bang your leg on the clamp, I don't know.
 

master

Bronze member
Ok
1. Take the fork out of the bars
2. Cut 1 inch and a half from the top of the FORK (the threaded bit)
3. Then but the forks back in the bars and they will fit.

Also you put the clamp sideways because it makes the bars tighten round the fork more because the slits on the side allow it to bend a bit (If that makes sense).
 

Josh N.

Josh N
thanks rob

okay should i cut here A
scoot123.jpg


or here B

scoot213.jpg




also another problem just came up haha. when i put the steerring tube on i can just push it in for the first about an inch and then i have to start screwing

kind of like this
scoot321.jpg
 

Josh N.

Josh N
Steve.E said:
Ok
1. Take the fork out of the bars
2. Cut 1 inch and a half from the top of the FORK (the threaded bit)
3. Then but the forks back in the bars and they will fit.

Also you put the clamp sideways because it makes the bars tighten round the fork more because the slits on the side allow it to bend a bit (If that makes sense).

hey thanks that does make snese so that would be option A in my last post
 
I'll ride with you kids next weekend at like dublin if you want. I know basically everything about scooters so i'll help you out.
 
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