Anyone have instructions on how to add this to standard Scootrs disc set up. Looks straight forwardish but any tips always appreciated.
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Scootrs anti dive
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sydduckett
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It's more a less a straight like for like replacement. Set the clamp about half way between it's lowest and highest setting. Try it for a few miles then try it on higher and lower positions to see which you prefer. Replace all the parts, inc axle and short spacer even though they look similar to the existing ones.
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I set mine so that the upper and lower axis are parallel and all brackets are square. My first attempt had the bracket too low with the result that the link rod was bending on braking 
I thought it was fine as there was a little dive still but then the bracket slipped round the fork and the link went over centre. Set it all square and parallel and it is brilliant now.
I thought it was fine as there was a little dive still but then the bracket slipped round the fork and the link went over centre. Set it all square and parallel and it is brilliant now.-
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Most get it where they like the feel with the bolt on version and get the mount welded on there.
"Our dilemma is that we hate change and love it at the same time; what we really want is for things to remain the same but get better."
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Cheers, will come back impressions 
