Smoothy Parts

[mint]

Does anyone know where you can get spare parts for a smoothy buggy... wheels and suspension for a smoothy classic in particular ??

[MegaWatty]

www.underpar.com.au

[Daves]

Does anyone know where you can get spare parts for a smoothy buggy... wheels and suspension for a smoothy classic in particular ??

Other than buying and scrapping an old classic, check with your pro shop. I saw spare tyres (not the full wheel) in our pro shop the day. I have got suspension spares via the pro shop in the past as well.

[mint]

Thanks guys!

[MegaWatty]

I need a quick reference.

If my Smoothy is pulling to the left, what is the adjustment to fix it?

[Daves]

I need a quick reference.

If my Smoothy is pulling to the left, what is the adjustment to fix it?

I assume you have an Allen key to do the adjustment. Tighten the Allen screw on the RH side and/or untighten the LH side, this will kick the front wheel track to the right. Directions/sides are all from the perspective where you are standing at the handle looking forward at the wheels. Facing the wheel it the reverse, tighten LH or loosen RH.

[simmsy]

instructions don't help?


pulling left = tighten RHS i'm pretty sure it will be.

its easy though tighten one side if its worse tighten the other side.

[simmsy]

beat me by " " that much.

[MegaWatty]

I thought that was it. Thanks.

[dave1]

Buy a clicgear :-)

[MegaWatty]

Buy a clicgear :-)

Check out the Smoothy Micro Suspension. ;)

[Daves]

Check out the Smoothy Micro Suspension. ;)

We of course expect a full road test report in due course.

[MegaWatty]

We of course expect a full road test report in due course.

I know. It's two rounds old. Once I get it going straight (I think I've got it sussed), I'll let y'all know my thoughts.

[dave1]

Check out the Smoothy Micro Suspension. ;)

Yes they are good just stiring the pot

[MegaWatty]

Yes they are good just stiring the pot

I know. You used a smilie this time. :)