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SCOOTRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:54 pm
by Covboy
Is anybody using the Scootsrs disc brake hub assembly? I have just got one - the quality of manufacture, material and finish looks good......
but ......
I have just tried to fit a standard hub nut onto the thread of the new disc hub and it doesn't want to go more on than one turn... I don't want to force it as I will strip the thread. I have also tried a new hub nut - same result : - Both new & old hub nuts are not fitting correctly on the new disc hub thread. Both of the sample nuts fit easily and properly on the existing original drum hub. I emailed Scootsrs who advise the thread is 12mm x 1.5mm pitch....any ideas...? anyone had the same issue?
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:03 pm
by pirate pete
Hi, there are 2 thread types, 1for the axle and another for the anchor stud. Hope this helps.
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 4:50 pm
by Covboy
Hello ----
It's the axle thread
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:06 pm
by drivera
Had a similar problem years ago when I fitted an outboard disc assembly , simplest thing is to replace the supplied threaded axle with a new one from scooter restorations or somewhere similar that sells decent stuff !!
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 7:01 pm
by CHRIS in MARGATE
Insane ??????
I have been looking at these. You would expect it to be "plug and play"
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 7:46 pm
by Covboy
I'm going to borrow a 12mm/1.5mm die and run it over the thread to see if that helps...
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 7:58 pm
by pirate pete
Hi Covboy, the axle is as you show. I wouldn't advise rethreading, you will be able to get the correct nuts. I mentioned the anchor bolt but looking at your hub it look likes it made to fit non disc links.
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 8:16 pm
by HxPaul
Hi.I use a ScootRS inboard disc,as does my brother and we both fitted the standard axle nuts without a problem.Yours may be a badly threaded axle.Can you take out the original axle and compare the thread with the new axle,it may be that the first couple of threads are damaged.
Re: SCOOTSRS Disc Brake

Posted:
Wed Jan 28, 2015 8:46 pm
by Covboy
Strange thing is I actually bought 2 and they are both the same.wont take old or new nuts( nuts from SR.).. I have contacted Scootrs and they will look into it tomorrow...I suspect a worn die. I'll update this thread with the outcome.