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Technical & Reference Section => Tech and Restoration => Topic started by: johnwilkinson71 on April 23, 2007, 02:30 PM
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I have a skyway tuff 2 with a slight buckle (2/3mm). Does anyone have any real slotions of how to straighten it?
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Seriously, a 2-3mm buckle? Don't worry about it, leave it as is :)
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Freezer lol
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2-3 mm .... on a skyway?
So you've got a good one then? Isnt that about as straight as they get? Just slacken off the brakes so it dont rub. Its not like the brake will work anyway
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someone had a way of warming them then using two car rims to sandwich the tuff, to straighten them. but for 2/3mm may be a bit extreme
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Its like S&MAlex says, slacken off brakes cos they ain't going work!
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Soz to disagree,but i have skyways on most of my bikes and all the brakes work spot on. :)
As for the buckle,i wouldnt bother,because if you do some tricks on your bike the skyways usually bend back into shape eventually. ;)
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My tuffs and brakes work very well
its how you set them up :D
Rich :)
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mine work well too.
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I'd ask the Ruler about this, he will point you in the right direction :2funny:
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Are you sure that the slight bend is not actually in the hub/spindle ?
This is common too.