What would be the best way to just reinforce the dropouts of my scooter?

[Josh N.]

lmao connor<3

ha, well iv seen a brand new decksaver and they are pretty light... and the otherday i rode with twan and he had one on his scooter and it looked like it was holding up prettyyy guud.

the aluminum strips look guud but i seriously have no problems with the front of the deck.... so is there a way i could cut them like in half and just have them for the back... would that work?


thanks

http://i39.tinypic.com/300gwh3.jpg chromoly strip

but personally i like aluminum angle reinforcements better because they are relatively light, incredibly strong and act as a grind plate. i just made a shitload of them and i'll post pictures eventually. and these will be for sale... eventually.

that really doesnt look like that will help from snapping my dropouts...

 

[JonnyJonDogg]

use lucky deck reinforcements

http://luckyscoot.com/products.php?catid=263

pictures not up yet but its like a U shaped steel strip thats bent so it will slide into the back end of a pro model and all you do is take pff the brake and slide it on then put the break on and the back axel.

its sick, im riding one and its amazing

sick i never seen that site before

 

[gerkin of honour]

measure a plate out 100mm drill the holes perfectly and rivet it on. what jack cuthbert did and his dropouts lasted forever. no weight added aswell.

 

[mat]

gnar site, too bad they stole the name from the skate company...

 

[Josh N.]

measure a plate out 100mm drill the holes perfectly and rivet it on. what jack cuthbert did and his dropouts lasted forever. no weight added aswell.

pics of this? sounds good...

 

[Josh Herman]

Nick Dargers Aluminum Strip Reanforcements are light as hell.

Get them.

he's a weight freak..........?
get an XT deck ther heavy and theyl never break but if u just want re-inforcements get a deck-saver or pirate's or make your own steel or aluminuim 1's.

 

[Spicy McHaggis]

liquid magma

 

[thaanamesbrandon]

use lucky deck reinforcements

http://luckyscoot.com/products.php?catid=263

pictures not up yet but its like a U shaped steel strip thats bent so it will slide into the back end of a pro model and all you do is take pff the brake and slide it on then put the break on and the back axel.

its sick, im riding one and its amazing

Pix of yours?

 

[mitchwashere53]

i made half reinforcements i cut 2 tubes on either side of my dropouts and drill a hole and put a back wheel axle through it to hold them together