Fix Fork Stanchion Scratch at Mabel Burton blog

Fix Fork Stanchion Scratch. I've seen a lot of post/videos (including. i repaired scratched stanchions with razor blades and nail polish. Hold razor blade vertically and chip away high spots a little at a time. If it's in the last 30%, then not as much as you'll generally spend less time in that area. locate the scratch, and identify how bad it is. unfortunately, i scratched my fork today. Especially if you are unlucky enough to scratch your fork, air shock or dropper. Also inspect the fork seals to see if they are damaged from the. the biggest issue comes when the fork remains scratched after apparent repair and sharp edges damage. I think it is caused by some fallen trees while traversing the trail. crashing on your bike sucks! If the scratch on your stanchion is anywhere in the first 70% of your travel, then it's likely going to cause some issues, at some stage.

the biggest issue comes when the fork remains scratched after apparent repair and sharp edges damage. If it's in the last 30%, then not as much as you'll generally spend less time in that area. I've seen a lot of post/videos (including. i repaired scratched stanchions with razor blades and nail polish. Especially if you are unlucky enough to scratch your fork, air shock or dropper. locate the scratch, and identify how bad it is. If the scratch on your stanchion is anywhere in the first 70% of your travel, then it's likely going to cause some issues, at some stage. I think it is caused by some fallen trees while traversing the trail. Hold razor blade vertically and chip away high spots a little at a time. crashing on your bike sucks!

How to Fix a Scratched Mountain Bike Fork Stanchion YouTube

Fix Fork Stanchion Scratch I've seen a lot of post/videos (including. i repaired scratched stanchions with razor blades and nail polish. locate the scratch, and identify how bad it is. crashing on your bike sucks! Especially if you are unlucky enough to scratch your fork, air shock or dropper. If the scratch on your stanchion is anywhere in the first 70% of your travel, then it's likely going to cause some issues, at some stage. unfortunately, i scratched my fork today. the biggest issue comes when the fork remains scratched after apparent repair and sharp edges damage. Hold razor blade vertically and chip away high spots a little at a time. I've seen a lot of post/videos (including. I think it is caused by some fallen trees while traversing the trail. Also inspect the fork seals to see if they are damaged from the. If it's in the last 30%, then not as much as you'll generally spend less time in that area.