Does anyone know if you can fit a SIP tubeless rim onto a Scoot RS front outboard disc setup without fitting the extended studs? My hub is painted and the original studs are stuck solid and I could do without heating the hub and knackering the paint.
Cheers
SIP Tubeless & Scoot RS disc brake fitment
No, the SIP tubeless require the extended studs. The AF tubeless however don't,
Thanks - that's unfortunate.
Any ideas on getting the studs out without damaging the paint on the hub?
Any ideas on getting the studs out without damaging the paint on the hub?
grind a socket down a bit to give you more purpose and remember its left hand thread
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Why ?? my scootrs anti dive has been faultless since fitting and is more than adequate for stopping my Avanti from high speeds !! and at half the price, binning a £250 disc brake which is more than fit for purpose that just needs new studs fitting for an expensive item that will do the samewezly wrote:Chuck the scootrs disc brake in the bin and get a new one mate.
you willl be telling me next Primarks not as good as Armani
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lol
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