How to fit a Bomber 58 onto your Sur-Ron using ONLY stock parts

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • People commonly use drop crowns and low-stack headsets to install 58's (and older Fox 40's) onto Sur-Rons, but you don't need anything other than stock parts. I'll show you how!
    * measure 208mm of stanchion rather than 8 inches
    #surron, #surronx, #surronebike, #surronfork, #bomber58

Комментарии • 22

  • @mixmastamikal
    @mixmastamikal Год назад +3

    Great video. Main point: as long as you have no interference at bottom out (tire to frame/controller), (seal to crown), (tire to crown/fender) you should be good to go, not all years and models have the same axle to crown specifications so always check by bottoming out fork and verifying clearance before trying to run it. I ran a flat crown on my 2016 RC2 40 (27.5) with 21" wheel and 80/100-21 starcross tire no problem for quite a while before upgrading. A couple things to note though. 1. greater distance between the crowns is actually structurally stronger. This is why all manufacturers specify a minimum distance between the crowns required. 2. Running the legs higher in the bottom crown may work but will affect axle to crown height. So front of bike may be lower than desired depending on your exact set up and will increase head tube angle.

  • @user-FishermanRick
    @user-FishermanRick 2 года назад +1

    Good timing brother! The Ron is going to have a great Christmas. Bombers, 72v, 90/100-18 tire and rim. Oh yeah.

    • @user-FishermanRick
      @user-FishermanRick 2 года назад +1

      The Bombers go in today. Installing the star nut with a 8" length of 6mm allthread, some 6mmx1.0 nuts and washers. Install contraption and pull star nut down.

  • @surronzak8154
    @surronzak8154 Год назад +1

    2:21 you absolutely need to remove the big black spacer, it dammages the frame badly, even if you keep stock fork remove it folks

  • @MarcGyverIt
    @MarcGyverIt 2 года назад +1

    I put mine on with no additional parts. I did on the other hand repack the bearings with some better grease. But that's it.

  • @1917VIL
    @1917VIL Год назад +1

    Love this video!!! Thank you! I bought the risse fox 40 clamp type 2 minutes before finding this video, so I guess I'll just use it. But, I'll pass this trick onto others along the way:) Sub'd!

  • @Boosted750
    @Boosted750 Год назад +1

    Good info, well done video!

  • @gregsun247
    @gregsun247 Год назад +1

    Did you need to cut the frame a bit like everyone else?

    • @megawattz5511
      @megawattz5511  Год назад

      Yeah, I filed a little bit off

    • @ow-my-achilles1106
      @ow-my-achilles1106 Год назад

      The tab at the bottom of the frame head tube must be chopped off for Marzocchi 58 forks and maybe some other aftermarket forks. It is for some countries/markets where they have a steering lock. That tab is for locking the steering. It is unused - not needed in most markets, so just use a hacksaw to cut most of the tab off then file it smooth and spray black.

  • @tbbainter777
    @tbbainter777 2 года назад +1

    I did not need anything just got new headset bearing from Luna cycle but could have reused stock bearing also.

    • @gregsun247
      @gregsun247 Год назад

      Did you need to cut the frame a bit like everyone else?

  • @antssta
    @antssta 2 года назад

    Hey bro thanks for the info! where did you buy the drop crown ?

    • @megawattz5511
      @megawattz5511  2 года назад

      I have one from a Fox 40 but Risse also makes an aftermarket version

    • @northsandiegorc4248
      @northsandiegorc4248 2 года назад +2

      @@megawattz5511 the finish on my risse drop crown was absolutely garbage, I’d stick with the fox drop crown.

    • @martyndashwood
      @martyndashwood Год назад

      Mine to but wen on the bike barely see any of them but it drops my seat angle loads and clears now for a mudguard well …

  • @greenbuttonhomes
    @greenbuttonhomes Год назад

    What about the star nut inside the stem? Does it come with the Bombers?

    • @megawattz5511
      @megawattz5511  Год назад

      No but its like a $2 item at a bike shop

    • @braydenser9544
      @braydenser9544 8 месяцев назад

      You can reuse the one that comes on the bike?@@megawattz5511

  • @denibevin
    @denibevin 2 года назад

    Hi, thanks great vid! No issue with the standard Sur Ron front wheel hub? 100/110? I’m getting mixed feedback, that it won’t fit straight into this 58?? Hard getting info way down here in New Zealand! Thanks heaps.

    • @megawattz5511
      @megawattz5511  2 года назад

      A stock surron wheel fits straight into a 58, they’re both standard 20x110. Other dh forks are 20x110 ‘boost’ spacing and you’d need a 3mm rotor spacer. Easy.